Internet

Do you want to contact somebody in your Google+ Circles but don’t have his/her e-mail address? No problem! Google has announced a new Gmail feature which will allow anyone to send emails to Google+ users who have not shared their email addresses.

We are fed up!! Very soon we may hear these words from the irked internet social media users. A US study reveals that there is a social media overload on more than 50 percent of internet users and they do ponder over taking a vacation or may have already taken one to take a “social networking” break.

Snooping into the personal emails? Well, under the patronage of the Obama administration, the National Security Agency has been doing exactly that for nearly two years!! The Agency has been peering carefully into the Meta data available on email accounts of Americans.

Once again we tell you, the internet is not safe from the malicious hackers!! This time it’s a Pakistan based cyber group that has been messy! A hacker from this group has meddled into about 13 Goa Government web sites in the last few days, claims a government official.

Facebook, the online social networking service has yet another amazing feature to its kitty. With the hashtags and the verified pages launched a few days back, launching the new photo comments features is yet another feather in its cap.

Has managing your everyday mails become cumbersome? With Gmail's new tabbed inbox interface, managing your inbox would no longer be a chore.

It’s the Facebook “harmful and hateful” content under the scanner this time!! A campaign carried out has made evident that Facebook was encouraging offensive comments and jokes regarding domestic abuse and rape. So get ready for some stringent guidelines and updated policies.

Now this is some troubling news! Google’s CEO Larry Page has admitted that he faces vocal cord paralysis that makes him face difficulty in breathing and speaking some times. But the gentleman still manages to run his company to the best!

Is it true? Samsung to go for the 5G cellular band in 7 years? Well, folks, lots are happening on the Samsung front. The company claims that it has managed a breakthrough in the 5G mobile broadband.

Who knew winking at someone or flirting could end up capturing their memory by taking a snap? Google Glass's latest app, 'Winky' let's you snap photos by simply winking. This sure sounds fun, being able to take a snap of someone who really caught your eye by a simple universal eye gesture, a Wink.