Tag Archives: Social networking

F1 – A Cool Add-on From Mozilla Messaging

F1 is a browser extension available for Firefox 3.6+, which makes sharing on web an easier task. It also offers experimental support for web publishers / site owners. Currently, it supports only Twitter, Facebook and emailing via Gmail. Continue reading

Facebook.com Banned In Pakistan

The leading social networking website, Facebook.com, has been blocked in Pakistan by authorities after an order by a Pakistani court. Continue reading

0.facebook.com – Fast And Free Access To Facebook

Facebook, the most popular social networking website in the world, today launched a special mobile version of their site: 0.facebook.com. Continue reading

0 Following, 0 Followers On Twitter.com – Gizmodo Discovers A Bug On Twitter

Everyone is surprised to see 0 Following and 0 Followers on Twitter.com. If you are unable to understand this situation, here is the reason behind it. Continue reading

Facebook.com Like Button Bookmarklet

Facebook recently introduced a new feature: A “Like” button for all websites. Webmasters can incorporate this button to their websites, and hence users can share web pages easily on Facebook. Continue reading

Salman Khan On Twitter.com

Bollywood icon Salman Khan has joined trending social networking website twitter.com. Salman Khan has more than 16,000 followers now. His twitter id is @BeingSalmanKhan. Continue reading

Reddit.com Migrated To Cassandra

Reddit.com has migrated its persistent cache to Cassandra. Many other big sites like Digg, Facebook and Twitter have already adopted Cassandra because of its performance and extensibility. Continue reading

Shareaholic Extension For Google Chrome

Shareaholic, the popular link sharing and bookmarking add-on for Firefox, has released Chrome version. Continue reading

Create Your Own Link Sharing Website

Create your own website for free and easily. You don’t need any technical knowledge or designing skills. Continue reading

Connect With Your Twitter Friends On FriendFeed

I am clueless why people don’t use FriendFeed seriously. It is the most powerful way to share information over internet, even better than Twitter. I too have to prefer other services over FF just because of very less activity on … Continue reading