Twitter and Facebook are important social networks. Today, everything is about social media so you don’t want to stay behind. They have made their way in many different fields, but in the field of education, for instance, they are just starting out. Here’s how Facebook and Twitter can benefit students:
It is simply frustrating. Trying to log in to your Facebook account only to be greeted (well not greeted really) with the most frustrating combination of alphabets ever- you are banned! There is nothing you can do about it. When you start wondering why you were banned, the most likely reason would be the place… Read More »
Online scams are making the headlines – and as many of these have recently involved lurid and untrue stories about celeb deaths in holiday accidents, online audiences should be on the alert for shock-horror holiday accident stories going viral. Scam stories have one purpose – to direct users to that website. Earlier this year, a… Read More »
There’s no denying how much Facebook plays a part in our daily lives, and in the last month or so the recent acquisitions and introduction of the new Facebook email has stirred some controversy. However, the most recent of news from the Facebook camp, is that they want us all to start using the @facebook.com… Read More »
Apple has announced its own mapping service featuring real time traffic conditions, turn by turn navigation, vector graphics and 3d flyovers. Mapping service will be released this fall with the release of iOS 6. With this announcement at WWDC 2012, Apple has kicked Google powered mapping service from iPhone and iPad that was being used as a default… Read More »
The coupon craze typically has two conflicting impressions on nearly everyone exposed to it: intrigue and intimidation. On one end, most people are intrigued by the money-saving promises of couponing displayed in media such as TLC’s Extreme Couponing and countless coupon bloggers. On the other side of the spectrum, the average person may want to… Read More »
