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The users of Facebook has achieved roughly 700 million worldwide till the month of May 2011, in that developing countries plays important role as per to the data of statistics site, Social Bakers. “After reaching such a wonderful milestone, Facebook is still on the climb. Number of its total users is just near to 700 million users and counting numbers,” Social Bakers said. Five countries such as Brazil, Indonesia, the Philippines, Mexico and Argentina, each supply more than 1 million latest and innovative users to social networking site Facebook, in May. India is placed at the sixth position by adding of 918,140 fresh users last month, taking the total users to 25.77 million in the country. Brazil tops as a best performer and attracts 1.95 million latest Facebook users in May, taking the total membership to 19.09 million. Brazil is trailed by Indonesia with 1.59 million fresh users, the Philippines with 1.33 million, Mexico comes to 1.11 million and Argentina having 1.06 millio

Twitter purchases or in more specific manner it has got hold of AdGrok, an advertising company branded for pioneering software designed to make simpler the management and establishment of ad campaigns on the Google Adwords platform. Twitter’s varying priorities towards producing ad revenue is no longer an open clandestine, is position to formulate a hurdle in the ad market with this newest and innovative attainment. There is a report floating in Web that AdGrok is not accommodating any latest or fresh clients, and also planning to close the AdWords management business by June 30 itself, following which, the company will establish working solely on Twitter’s online ad technology projects. “We’re pleased to declare that Twitter has purchased the AdGrok team. We will be from now functioning full-time as part of Twitter’s revenue engineering team,” AdGrok said in a blog post. “We are no longer accommodating fresh customers and will finish charging our present users instantly. We

Twitter is in the process of testing a fresh feature called "Tweet Media" that would implant or insert photos and videos enclosed in tweets in a straight line in users' streams or box. The Tweet Media option came with this report: By default, you'll only see images and videos shared by people you're following, and reveal those by people you're not. Check this box to see media from everyone on Twitter. The innovative and fresh setting was not completely purposeful when some source revealed it. Twitter unconcerned Tweet Media from the account settings page. Conversely, in an official statement, Twitter told, "We're continuously looking at the features and settings. What you adage was a minute test of a prospective expenditure setting for inline media. We demonstrate inline media on our own iPhone and Android apps."    As Twitter noted that numerous mobile apps by now exhibit entrenched media within tweets: for example, if user tweets a li

As per news moving around the Web that the revealed images of the forthcoming Nexus 3 Smartphone that surfaced across the Web have exposed that unlike its older siblings, the phone will not have physical buttons. The Nexus 3 will be power-driven by the latest and innovative Ice Cream Sandwich version of the Android Honeycomb operating system, which was designed first and foremost for Tablet PCs. Nonetheless, according to experts, the insertion of the Honeycomb will develop the touchscreen capabilities of the phone to a vast coverage. Almost certainly that’s why the company determined to keep out the physical buttons as everything a user would require, can exclusively be offered by this high-end  touchscreen.                                                                         The revealed images also gave away details about a number of other important features. The front facing, high-resolution camera emerges to be positioned on the top-left corner of the phone. There are also