Facebook fell flat on its face last night when the site became inaccessible to vast numbers of users across the net, just hours after Google had pulled off a similar trick.
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Mike Wheatley is an independent freelance writer, professional blogger, and social media enthusiast from the UK. A journalism graduate of Nottingham University, Mike enjoys travelling the world, funding his lifestyle via writing on PR News, technology, sports, and current affairs. Mike writes for several International publications including; The Epoch Times, Everything PR News, RealzyBiz News, Argophilia Travel News, Silicon Angle, and others.
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Google seems to be getting into the Christmas spirit a little bit earlier than usual, offering a huge bargain for anyone looking to get their hands on a dirt cheap laptop. A brand, spanking new Samsung Series 5 Chromebook could be yours for the rock-bottom price of just $99 — a staggering $150 off the regular price of $249!
Rumors are surfacing that Google might be ready to migrate its predictive search service Google Now away from Android and make it available to all users of its Google Chrome browser. According to a post on the Chromium blog last week, developers have installed a “skeleton” for Google Now, which is the first towards integrating its notifications into the browser.
No more free apps from Google! The company has just announced some significant changes to Google Apps for Business that means users can no longer sign up to the service for free.
With the festive season just around the corner and the spirit of sharing entering into our thoughts, Google has just added a new community focused feature to its Google+ social network, which it says will help bring people together to share their interests even more.
No matter what it is you’re trying to do online, there’s probably an app for it out there somewhere. The only trouble is, discovering exactly what that app ‘is’ often takes more time than it does to complete whatever it is you were trying to do in the first place, given that there are so …
A highly publicized UN conference on the future of the internet kicked off in Dubai yesterday, amidst warnings from organizations led by Google and Microsoft that the talks could lead to the end of the World Wide Web as we know it.
A solid understanding of localization is now critically important for any company looking to drive into international markets. No matter what product or service is being sold, it sure that it will face stiff competition both locally and from abroad, which is why localization – translating and adapting content for specific markets – is absolutely …
