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Article | 24/01/2013 Twitter announces Vine for video
Twitter has announced a new mobile video sharing service, called Vine, designed to allow users to connect through short video clips in a fashion akin ...
Article | 15/01/2013 Facebook's new 'Graph Search' could be social game changer
Facebook is unleashing the collective knowledge and opinions of its one billion users to power a new feature called Graph Search.
Article | 15/01/2013 Facebook enhances social search with Graph Search engine
Facebook is rolling out a major new search engine designed to give users more options in sorting through topics and interests based on their friends.
Article | 17/12/2012 Facebook to offer Snapchat-like 'self-destructing' message app, says report
Facebook is working on a messaging app that will allow users to send each other "self-destructing" messages and photos, according to reports. The app ...
Article | 11/12/2012 Twitter adds photo filters: Visual tour of what's new
Twitter has added photo filters to its official Android and iOS apps. There are eight Instagram-like filters you can use, which you get to pick after ...
Article | 10/12/2012 Twitter-Instagram feud heats up as pics disappear
After disabling an integration tool that made it more difficult to view pictures on Twitter, Instagram has now pulled all of its photos from microblog...
Article | 10/12/2012 Google Now coming to desktop near you
Google's personal assistant for its Android Jelly Bean mobile operating system is coming to the Internet search leader's Chrome browser.
Article | 7/12/2012 Spotify gradually rolling out new follow, discover features
Online music streaming service Spotify today announced new follow and discover features that aim to aid both users and artists, but the roll-out won't...
Article | 4/12/2012 Twitter fixes SMS-based account hijacking vulnerability
Twitter has restricted the ability of attackers to post tweets and perform other actions on behalf of many users who have phone numbers associated wit...
Article | 4/12/2012 iTunes Store expands to 119 countries, keeping rivals at bay
Apple on Tuesday took a major step in expanding its presence in the international market, launching the iTunes store in more than 50 countries--a move...
Article | 4/12/2012 Aussie company, Globalgig, releases simple mobile data plans for US, UK travellers
Australian company, Globalgig, has today announced a product that aims to take the confusion and hassle out of data roaming plans. The company's Wi-Fi...
Article | 3/12/2012 Apple's iTunes 11 adds evidence to 2013 launch of 'iRadio' music streaming service
Apple is planning to launch a new iTunes music streaming service called 'iRadio' in 2013, according to new reports.
Article | 28/11/2012 Google integrates Drive and Gmail, enables 10GB 'attachments'
Google has brought its cloud mail and cloud storage services closer together, with Google Drive now functioning to share files that would normally be ...
Article | 31/10/2012 Optus adds 4G sites In Surfers Paradise and Brisbane CBD
Optus has activated its first 4G sites for customers in Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast and in the Brisbane CBD.
Article | 13/10/2012 Why I blog on Google+ (And how)
The best blogging platform isn't a blogging platform, but a social network, writes columnist Mike Elgan. He explains how and why he uses Google+ for b...
Article | 1/10/2012 Apparent iCloud glitch has Apple offering users free 25GB storage until 2050
Either Apple's iCloud accounting system is suffering a glitch or the company has suddenly become quite generous.
Article | 26/09/2012 .xxx to launch porn search engine
The company behind the .xxx top-level domain plans to launch a search engine in an effort to drive more traffic to .xxx websites and give pornography ...
Article | 11/09/2012 Apple confirms iCloud mail outage for some users
iCloud mail service has been down throughout Tuesday--at least for some subscribers to Apple's cloud-based service.
Article | 7/09/2012 Samsung being investigated in South Korea for Apple patent abuse
South Korea's Fair Trade Commission is investigating a complaint by Apple that arch-rival manufacturer Samsung is abusing its wireless technology pate...
Article | 6/09/2012 New international cable to New Zealand proposed
A new Pacific submarine fibre optic cable is being proposed by a company called Hawaiki Submarine Cable that would link New Zealand and Australia with...

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