Microsoft Bakes Xbox music

Microsoft plans to use the full force of its dominant Windows operating system to challenge iTunes and Spotify...

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Starting Wednesday, any tweet sent with a URL will be reduced to 118 characters, or 117 for https links.

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Show the Code.org film in your school..

Hp Reviews its Tablet..

PC makers keep churning out tablet devices in the hopes of imitating Apple and Amazon's success...

Friday, September 28, 2012

Data never Sleeps!!





Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Facebook messages becoming public?

Rumors of a Facebook bug has users from all over the world worried about private messages showing up very publicly on Timeline pages. But the social network is debunking those claims, saying these messages are actually just older wall posts.

A series of reports coming out of France — including ones from Metro France and Le Nouvel Observateur — claim that Facebook members who sent private messages over the past few years have been popping up on public posts.

Some members in the U.S. have said their private messages from 2007 and 2008 are showing up on their Timeline, but Facebook told Mashable that the company hasn't found a bug and believes the discrepancy comes from a wider roll out of the newer Timeline layout on a global scale.

Facebook says that if you can comment or Like that activity, then it is a wall post and not a private message. In the past, users weren't able to comment and Like posts, so Facebook believes members new to Timeline are confusing old posts for private messages.

Source -- (Mashable)