Facebook knows you better than your friends do.

As much as Facebook seems to annoy my peers, you’ve got to hand it to them–Facebook has collected a lot of data about a lot of us. And I’m pretty sure advertisers would like to believe that Facebook can use this information to understand us. But how well is that working...

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OnePlus One

Here's why OnePlus-One equals 4.5: OnePlus-One Introduction: Our OnePlus One has just received a software update which should address some of the issues experienced in this review. We're currently going through the new software and will update this review with our findings...

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Xiaomi's smartphones taps into the US market

Xiaomi Corp, the world's third-largest smartphone manufacturer, will launch its new smartphone in Consumer Electronics Show (CES) that falls in January 2015 in Las Vegas, the first-ever appearance of the fast-growing Chinese IT company in the US market. According to the Economic Daily News in China, Xiaomi might launch its newest flagship smartphone...

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Merry Christmas in India

Many Christians in India celebrate Jesus Christ's birth on on Christmas Day, which is annually held on December 25. The celebrations are most noticeable in states where there are many Christians. Christmas Day is a gazetted holiday in India. What do people do? Many Christians...

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Gmail update brings Ms-Office document edit directly from your inbox

G-mail If you peek inside your Gmail inbox today, you might notice a feature that wasn’t previously available. Google has added an option to edit attachments containing Microsoft Office documents with one simple click, making it possible to start the editing process...

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Not getting enough "likes" on your posts?... Try this....

The Plague: An app that spreds information like a virus on social networks. A new social networking app called Plague gives you power to decide what posts should go viral in your circle and beyond.  We all know what the term ‘viral’ means in relation to the Internet,...

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Why Teens Prefer Tumblr and Ditching Facebook?

When Facebook was first developed in 2004, a lot of people (including myself) were skeptical. Many viewed the online platform as a way for teenage boys to keep tabs on their friends and potential girlfriends, send pictures of themselves posing in the latest fashion, and share...

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