You can now check if any of your Apple devices’ UDID is among the one million Apple device Unique Device Identifiers (UDIDs) that were dumped online recently. The Next Web has come up with a search tool that can help you find out if your device’s UDID is among the ones leaked.
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Showing posts with label Internet. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Airtel Brings Upto 100Mbps Fibrenet Plans in Delhi-NCR
If you are waiting for superfast broadband, Airtel is here to impress you! At selected places of Delhi-NCR Airtel has launched ultra fast fiber to home broadband network.
With Airtel Fibrenet plans you can enjoy internet at upto 100Mbps. In India in terms of customer popularity top fibre players include BSNL (pan India), MTNL (Delhi and Mumbai), Beam (Hyderabad), Alliance (Kolkata) and others. Beam is offering true unlimited plans at a very affordable prices.
Friday, August 24, 2012
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Facebook Developers "World Hack 2012" to hit Bangalore on September 17
Facebook has announced that it will be hosting a series of events aimed at developers between August and September called the Facebook Developer World Hack 2012. Importantly, the World Hack will be hitting India, Bangalore in particular on September 17, 2012.
The event will be open to coders irrespective of them having developed with Facebook or have an existing app that they’d like to distribute on Facebook. Each day begins with technical sessions regarding developing for Facebook and iOS, Android and Open Graph will be discussed.
The event will be open to coders irrespective of them having developed with Facebook or have an existing app that they’d like to distribute on Facebook. Each day begins with technical sessions regarding developing for Facebook and iOS, Android and Open Graph will be discussed.
Friday, August 10, 2012
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Facebook launches Facebookstories.com
Social networking is about reconnecting with your old friends, irrespective of where they might be. Of late though, most people seem to be sharing pictures and stories of the homeless wandering on the streets, or infants with strange diseases — in most cases, being of rather questionable authenticity.
Facebook Timeline Compulsory from Next week
One of Facebook's major announcements last year had been the launch of their new Timeline feature. Although Timeline did not sit well with some users, it was a feature that everyone wanted to try. From August 8, switching to the Timeline style of profile will become compulsory for all Facebook users. As per reports, before the scheduled switch happens, users are shown a preview of their profile pages. So far users had the option of choosing between the Timeline and the older format, as per their liking. That, however is set to change with the Timeline being made compulsory now.
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Dropbox Confirms it was Hacked
After a two-week investigation, Dropbox has
acknowledged and confirmed today that it was hacked. The online file
storage service confirmed that hackers accessed usernames and passwords
from third party sites and then used them to get into Dropbox users'
accounts.

Dropbox Confirms it was Hacked
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Google to replace Gmail video chat with Google+ Hangouts
Google's mailing service, Gmail, has received a series of updates this year. Apart from a neater interface and other important upgrades, Gmail has also been integrated with Google's social networking website Google+. And now the company has taken one more step towards deepening Google+ integration with Gmail – replacing the video chat with Google+ Hangouts. Google had brought the video chat feature to Gmail in 2008 and has been an important part of the mailing service since then. “Unlike the old video chat, which was based on peer-to-peer technology, Hangouts utilise the power of Google’s network to deliver higher reliability and enhanced quality,” says the Google team in a blog post.
Digg Unveils New Look
Slightly ahead of schedule, the Betaworks/News.me team released the brand new version of Digg they built from the ground up on Tuesday evening. Digg was scheduled to debut tomorrow, but the team decided to announce Digg v1 a day early via Twitter and a company blog post. Here's what the Betaworks team built over the last six weeks:
Friday, July 27, 2012
2 Crore Mobile Users Cut their Newspapers and TV consumption by 50% : Survey
2 Crore of the estimated 4.8 crore Mobile Internet users have shifted 50% of their newspaper and TV time to their mobile screens and what’s being consumed is – entertainment, all categories of news, travel and sports content. This got established in the recently concluded Mobile Internet behavior & usage study conducted by ViziSense, India’s leading online audience and ad measurement platform.
Of all mobile internet users in India (estimated at 4.8 crores by IAMAI in their August 2011 Mobile Internet in India report), a huge 87% are online on mobile every day. Almost half of these users go online through their cellphones every 2-3 hours and the duration of these visits is more than an hour. Almost 60% of these users have been on this medium for over an year already.
Of all mobile internet users in India (estimated at 4.8 crores by IAMAI in their August 2011 Mobile Internet in India report), a huge 87% are online on mobile every day. Almost half of these users go online through their cellphones every 2-3 hours and the duration of these visits is more than an hour. Almost 60% of these users have been on this medium for over an year already.
Facebook Phone? Mark Zuckerberg Denies
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has denied rumours that the company is working with HTC to produce self-branded smartphone with an exclusive operating system.
At the company's first-ever earnings call, Zuckerberg said that “it would not really make much sense” to build a Facebook phone. He further pointed out that Facebook is most used app on all platforms, therefore every phone out there is a Facebook phone.
Zuckerberg's comments are likely to put an end to all sorts of speculations related to Facbeook developing self-branded phone.
At the company's first-ever earnings call, Zuckerberg said that “it would not really make much sense” to build a Facebook phone. He further pointed out that Facebook is most used app on all platforms, therefore every phone out there is a Facebook phone.
Zuckerberg's comments are likely to put an end to all sorts of speculations related to Facbeook developing self-branded phone.
Facebook introduces the Recommendations Bar
Facebook has, in an official post on their
Developer's Blog, confirmed the launch of the Recommendations Bar. A
social plug-in, the new Recommendations Bar, quite like its name
suggests lets users "like" content, receive recommendations, and also
share with their friends what they're reading. The way this works is
that as a user is reading an article, a pop-up appears at the bottom of
the screen, containing recommended articles.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Fake Facebook Photo Tagging Notification Email - Sophos Warns!!
Security experts Sophos have pointed out a
new spam campaign that is aimed at Facebook users, designed to infect
recipients' computers with malware.
The spam mail lures Facebook users by
telling them they have been tagged in a photograph. On clicking the
link, users are directed to a dubious photo. However, by then the web
browser is taken to a malicious iFrame script that supposedly launches
the exploit kit, known as Blackhole. The exploit then opens gates to
your system for more malware attacks.
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Print What You Like!
With this online utility, you can remove ads, images of a webpage before
printing. You can also change font size or font type. Save money and
environment by reducing paper and ink usage and the good thing is that it is an online utility no hassles of downloading and installation of application.
Click on the link to view the site: Print What You Like
Click on the link to view the site: Print What You Like
Facebook App Centre Now In India
Indian users will now see the App Center bookmark on the left side of their home page on Facebook.com and in the Facebook apps for iPhone, iPad, and Android. Facebook has launched its new App Center in India and six other countries including Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. The feature has been available in USA for sometime now.
App center is a app store for Facebook apps, and in case of mobile devices it allows to download and play Facebook based application right on the mobile devices itself.
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