Why a Facebook phone doesn't stand a chance
Perhaps Facebook is using the specter of developing its own handset as leverage against Apple to get its service integrated into iOS?
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Good news Twitter users - HTTPS now enabled by default
HTTPS now default.
YouTube ad FAIL
Can you spot the FAIL?
Twitter - When *just* changing your password might not be good enough
Check what applications have access to your Twitter account.
Battlefield 3 proves that the single-player first-person shooter is DEAD!
Dead. Dead! DEAD!!!
Why does a $79 Kindle cost £89 in the UK?
How does $79 in the US translate into £89 in the UK?
Do you need a Facebook account to sign up to Spotify?
No Facebook account, no Spotify account.
Netflix price hike creates social media firestorm
It seems that people are unhappy with Netflix and its decision to change the pricing plans and effectively raise the price of the DVD rental plan by 60%. Very, very, very unhappy.
Seriously, let's not start panicking over Microsoft's patent to intercept Skype calls!
I'm not sure why, but there's a lot of patent hysteria lately. The other day it was Apple's patent application for a way for venues to disable recording of live events, and today it's Microsoft's patent application that would allow for a legal intercept of VoIP communications ... such as Skype.
Days after being bought by Microsoft, Skype starts installing crapware on Windows systems without consent
Just days following the announcement that Microsoft is to buy Skype for a massive $8.5 billion, the company has begun pushing crapware called 'EasyBits Go' onto Windows systems without consent or permission.