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Facebook users may notice a new subscription feature while checking out what’s new in the lives of their friends. Available among a select group of users, the feature allows users to subscribe to friends and receive notifications whenever the person they’re subscribed to changes their status, or posts new photos, videos, or notes. The details [...]
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Facebook users forgetting to log out of their accounts will now have the ability to do so remotely. This improvement comes as a welcome feature to those accessing their accounts from public computers at coffee shops or libraries. How will the new feature work? It will appear under the “Account Security” section of “Account [...]
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Attention Google employees! Thinking of making a job switch over to Facebook? It may mean a handsome counter offer from your boss if you let them know. That’s right. Google is making generous counter offers to several of its employees in an effort to keep them from quitting and going to Facebook. Facebook is in [...]
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has published a seven-page public notice, citing an inquiry into two of the key proposals from the Google and Verizon proposed net neutrality framework. This inquiry questions the proposal’s outline for “Specialized Services” and net neutrality/open internet principles for mobile wireless Internet, as wireless Internet has been excluded from [...]
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Apple just introduced iTunes 10, complete with a new logo, new features, and most significantly, its own social network-Ping. Ping will work a lot like a cross between Twitter and Facebook, giving users the opportunity to follow friends and artists. Users can see what their friends are listening to and what sort of playlists [...]
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