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Calls down, texts and smartphones up – how Britain now communicates
A new report from the communications watchdog Ofcom has lifted the lid on the way we use technology in the UK today. Here are 10 of the best bits to know… Britain is still a nation of TV addicts UK...
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Facebook squeaks by revenue estimates, but shares plunge
After stumbling with the launch of its IPO, Facebook returns with better than expected numbers for its second quarter earnings report. Facebook earned total revenue of $1.18 billion in its second...
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Facebook phone – Will we ever see it?
Facebook, the world’s largest social network by a large margin, is at something of a crossroads at the moment. After floating on the stock market earlier this year, Facebook is under pressure to show...
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Facebook is full of fakes… 83 million in fact
As you’ve already probably noticed after getting that ‘totally real’ friend request from Rihanna, Facebook is full of fakes… but what i bet you didn’t know was just how many fakers there are on...
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Facebook’s Instagram purchase gets go-ahead
In what is one of the biggest social media pair-ups to date, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has given the green light for Facebook’s takeover bid for photo-sharing app Instagram. In April, a month...
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Zuckerberg: native Android app on the way, no Facebook phone
Mark Zuckerberg, much maligned for Facebook’s disappointing IPO, touched on his company’s loses at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference Tuesday before turning to something he’d much rather talk about:...
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Facebook search: Can it compete with Google?
Despite Facebook’s IPO on the stock market being described as a “disappointment” by the social media site’s founder Mark Zuckerberg, it appears that the company’s stock is now definitely on the up....
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Facebook switches off facial recognition feature in EU – Pub anyone?
Due to privacy concerns, Facebook will be switching off its face recognition tagging tool in the European Union. The concerns are based on recommendations made by the Irish Data Protection Commission...
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Bango powering Facebook’s new bill-to-mobile payments
Facebook users in the U.S., U.K., and Germany can now charge purchases made through the mobile site directly to their phone bill, the company powering the service announced Monday. The service, which...
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Facebook passes 1 billion members
Facebook, the world’s go-to social network, proved that is still on top of its game by revealing that it now has more than one billion active members. The company appeared to be on shaky ground after...
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