The Facebook Phone?

The rumor about Facebook working on its own smartphone has been in the mills for a while and there are no signs that things are about to change. The social networking giant are cooking things up in the smartphone department to compete with the likes of Apple and Google.

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FBI Wants An Ear On Social Networking Sites!

The Federal Bureau of Intelligence (FBI) is pushing for a law that will make them wiretap into social networking sites as well as other peer-to-peer services.

There has been the 1994's Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act (CALEA) that gives the law enforcement agency a direct back-door access to users' data during warranted investigations just as they began with carriers in 1994 and expanded to broadband providers in 2004.

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Google Drive Launched With 5GB Free Storage Space!

Behind the grammar, Google Drive is basically a repackaged Google Docs sent into the clouds! You can store your documents, photos, music, videos, etc. all in one place.

It syncs with your mobile devices and your computer, so if you make a change from one gadget, it will automatically show up if you were to access it elsewhere. It also tracks changes you make on-the-go (but always push the 'Save' button!).

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Google Doing The Tunes?

With the rise and rise of iTunes within the iDevices community, Google has taken a huge step towards building its own version of an mp3 store.

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GOOGLE: The Web Giant, The Watts Monster!

With thousands of queries hitting the web giant every second, I can’t help but wonder how on earth they get to survive these  myriad of requests, serve us what we demand and keep everybody happy.
I have worked with serviettes servers and routers before so I know the kinda power such electronic monsters are always fed with. Talking about equipment at a company like Google… please do not go there!

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GOOGLE At It Again?!

Google announced the Google Wallet in May as a new innovative payment platform on smartphones using an embedded NFC (Near Field Communication) chip that lets you make payments by simply tapping the phone near a payment processor.

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