Microsoft has developed an online version of Office 2010 which is integrated directly into Facebook. Microsoft has launched a beta version of Docs to Facebook, which is a version of the new Office 2010 that are integrated directly into the social network. The new online version of the software ... Continue Reading

Everyone seems to be on Facebook nowadays, so you better be careful with your status updates. So, here are some status updates and posts that shows you what can happen if you don't concider who reads them. On the bright side, I guess some of these people ... Continue Reading

Micro-blogging service Twitter can be used to predict the future box-office takings of blockbuster films, according to researchers at Hewlett Packard (HP). Twitters very popular and the rapid and abundant flow of messages can be a gold mine to find new trends and predict market success. Two ... Continue Reading

Yesterday Google launched the service Google Buzz, and is now going for a direct attack against Facebook in the social sphere. As previously predicted Google yesterday launched its new attempt to enter the growing market for social services. According to analysts, Facebook and Twitter should now look over ... Continue Reading

Google is about to introduce social features to Gmail, takes on Facebook and Twitter. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google is in the beginning stages of adding a new feature to Gmail, which is meant to compete with Facebook and Twitter. These new features ... Continue Reading

A growing number of children are flouting minimum-age requirements on social-networking sites such as Facebook. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Facebook, MySpace require users to be 13, but the sites can't really enforce it Study found 38 percent of kids ages 12 to 14 have online profiles One Georgia parent allows kids to use networking sites, ... Continue Reading

From the German town that unwittingly advertised pornography on its website to the American who interrupted his wedding to update his Facebook and Twitter accounts, the world was full of weird stories in 2009. BERLIN (Reuters) - From the German town that unwittingly advertised pornography on its website to the American ... Continue Reading

Just in time for the end of the holiday season: We’ve received multiple reports that a new worm that promises the gift of more followers is spreading quickly on Twitter. Unfortunately, the only thing that the sites involved seem to do is use your account to spam your followers. One of ... Continue Reading

When you look at a list of top 10 websites in the world, or the U.S., which site do you expect to see on top? Google. Although Google still dominates the list most of the time, with 6.7 percent of all U.S. visits between January and November 2009, on Christmas ... Continue Reading

When you search for a music application for Facebook, what do you want from it? Personally, I’d like some radio stations, the ability to search and listen to specific tunes, and finally, the ability to create playlists and share them with your friends. Muziic is a new Facebook app that does ... Continue Reading

You may have seen Twitter’s recently announced most discussed topics of ‘09. The list really highlights the gravity of this important year: A new US President was sworn into office, celebrities died and celebrities were born, there were revolutions, there were pandemics, and technology continued its rapid advance. 2009 has also ... Continue Reading