How to download your Facebook data

One of the remarkably strong fundamentals that Facebook was built upon is how much people (well, most of them, if not all) like sharing their personal life with the people around them. This led to the age of a hugely interconnected world with "one graph to rule'em all" - the Social Graph, a term...

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Issuu: An Online PDF Viewer You'd Fall In Love With!

eBook readers have witnessed a steep rise lately. The likes of Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook etc. have emerged in a big way. However I personally feel, when it comes to getting your daily dose of news bits, ePapers have a long way to go before they could completely replace the old-school...

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How to chat on Facebook invisibly

In the age of social networks, making friends is pretty fast and easy. Although the idea of ever-increasing number of friends on social networks has been questioned. According to Robin Dunbar, a British Anthropologist, the human brain can't keep a track of huge friend lists (a commonality in today's...

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And Now Java : The Movie!

Java is in news for a very unlikely reason as reported by Mashable. The reason is a movie (at least, that's what they are calling it) is being promoted with a nicely-shot, funny trailer titled 'Java 4-ever'. The video is a nerd comedy on software developing platforms like Java and .NE...

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Facebook comments get a 'Like' button

Facebook, the second most-trafficked site on the Internet, seems to be all set to 'Like' the whole web. In the middle of an ever-increasing hue and cry about the privacy issues, Facebook keeps evolving itself with new features and changes time and again. Facebook has recently released...

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