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Orkut goes Private

April 29th, 2008 · 1 Comment · google, web 2.0

Like it or not, Orkut is potentially one of the largest social networks around. While people in general, and industry specialists in particular have always termed it as Google’s unsuccessful social network, to be only successful in India, Pakistan and Brazil, but they always ignored the number of users that Orkut has from these three [...]

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All About Facebook Chat. It is HERE!

April 23rd, 2008 · 3 Comments · internet, web 2.0

Awright!!! It is finally here. Facebook IM. It is cool, it is handy and it’s almost non-existent, at least by the looks. It is really cool , coz you don’t have to actually browse away to some other application to chat with your buddies. And this is what you get. On your Facebook page, on [...]

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Facebook App Blogfriends is Down Forever

April 19th, 2008 · 2 Comments · blogging, web 2.0

I use a very few of those Facebook apps…NOT. I actually use quite a lot of them. Right from the different walls, to the Addicted to TV Series , and Flixsters and iLike etc etc. But I was glued to BlogFriends due to the wonderful functionality of letting your Blogposts known to your Facebook pals. [...]

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Orkut walks the Facebook Way. Adds the Opensocial Apps

April 16th, 2008 · 3 Comments · google, web 2.0

Okay, I will not wrap this up in any form of introductory bullshit. Lemme get this straight and right to the point. The Apps on Orkut are ALIVE..finally. I was buzzed on my GTalk today by my friend Praxy, who told me that he noticed certain changes in Orkut, right as we were speaking. It [...]

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Yahoo joins Opensocial League

March 12th, 2008 · No Comments · web 2.0

Remember the thing called Opensocial that Google came up with when rival Facebook’s fraction of a fraction was bought by Microsoft, making them worth 15 billion $. But that’s like ages ago. The current buzz is that Yahoo, which was about to be acquired by Microsoft, is now joining forces with the Opensocial Alliance. According [...]

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Introducing Mixx Mail

February 7th, 2008 · 3 Comments · web 2.0

Now Mixx has been around for quite some time now. I have been an avid user of this social bookmarking/networking website and I quite loved the services that it provided. It’s user friendly interface and user-base made up for almost all of its shortcomings. But yes, the need for a Mixx Mail Service was felt. [...]

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Privacy is no more in MySpace

January 27th, 2008 · 4 Comments · internet, web 2.0

MySpace can be actually termed as the living room of the internet. It is one of the most visited sites across the world, and is still the market leader when it comes to Social Networking. We all know about the irritating scattered layouts with the invisible fonts and the translucent templates. But what was charming [...]

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Happy Birthday Orkut

January 26th, 2008 · No Comments · google

The Google Social Networking site, hugely popular in Brazil, India and Pakistan, turned 4 years old this 24th. As expected, the logo was changed, and is shown above. I joined Orkut in late 2004, back in the days when it was quite exclusive, and was invitation only. It has grown by leaps and bounds in [...]

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Web 2.0 Directory

January 18th, 2008 · 1 Comment · web 2.0

Have you ever wondered what new does the Web or for that matter,Web 2.0 has to offer you? Even more for you to think upon, is the number of services that are online and available for even most of your specific needs. All you need is just a basic know-how of getting your hands on [...]

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What’s the fuss about Naughty Ning?

January 6th, 2008 · 2 Comments · news

It seems to me now that Tech News is in desperate need of something on the lines of tabloids or the P3 Glitterati; of course Porn being one of its Paris Hiltons. No one can doubt about the online traffic and revenue that porn generates, especially because of its paid nature and ahem! because of [...]

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