Category: Internet
Google’s Top 10 Searches for 2014, Flappy Bird is first ever mobile app on lists
At the end of every year, Google releases a list of topics that we’ve collectively searched for during the year. If you keep in touch with the latest news, it’s not very difficult to know which topics would have been the most popular. As for 2014, Google released two lists: worldwide as well as US…
Read MoreFacebook has removed Bing as its search provider, building its own Search products
Facebook has removed Bing as its primary search provider with the intent of announcing plans of introducing its own search tool. A Facebook spokesperson, in explaining the company’s plans, said, “We’re not currently showing web search results in Facebook Search because we’re focused on helping people find what’s been shared with them on Facebook. We…
Read MoreGoogle and Microsoft competing for second most valuable company, Microsoft’s earnings yet to be revealed
With Google posting less-than-awesome earnings for this quarter and Microsoft’s pre-market rise, both these companies are locked in a dogfight for the second most valuable company in the world. That said, Exxon Mobil and Apple are still worth more than both these giants. Quite interestingly, all these four companies are worth almost $1.5 trillion in…
Read MoreWhat Twitter Can Do With the Discover Tab
Following an announcement from Twitter CFO about the implementation of a Facebook-style newsfeed, there has been a lot of condemnation and which has the social media company to reverse its decision completely. Experts believe that there is one place where it could use this type of newsfeed and that would be pertaining to the Discover…
Read MoreFacebook conducts multi-level privacy check, blue dinosaur help you through the process
Given the top issue with Facebook being that privacy settings are not clear, the social media giant is on a mission to conduct a multi-level privacy checkup for just about everyone who uses the site. For this, a cute tyrannosaurus will help users to get up to speed with this process that was first tested…
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