Facebook took a nosedive in its stock value immediately after going public. But the company has been recovering by bits and has steadily gained a fairly good market value. Facebook’s COO, Sheryl Sandberg, recently sold off 946,558 shares of the company and earned a whopping $26.2 million in return.
Android users have been able to avail the Google Now feature for a while now. The code in the latest version of Chromium hints that this feature may also be on its way to the desktop platform.
The war on terror has been going on for a while now. And though U.S. has claimed many victories in it, such as the elimination of Osama bin Laden, the war seems far from over. A group of researchers from West Point have devised a new algorithm which, they claim, can help defeat the terrorists more effectively.
A number of websites have been found to make use of the personal information of kids online. This information can then be used be advertisers or other third-party entities for their own profit. A recent study shows that a huge majority of adults support legislation against that.
Best Buy stole the business secrets of TechForward and made use of them, leading TechForward to ruins. A court has now ordered the retailer to pay TechForward $27M in damages.
A billing notification, especially from a carrier, is usually a dull affair. It is usually a page staring back at you with some boring figures and at times, complicated calculations. To make things more interesting, AT&T plans to roll out personalized video bills soon to all its customers.
Twitter and tweeting were once associated exclusively with birds until the arrival of Twitter, the micro-blogging network. Naturally, birds should have an equal right to be able to tweet their hearts out. To that end, Voldemars Dudums has devised a special keyboard which enables the birds to tweet online.
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There are plenty of Windows users who would like to change the default location of Windows App installation to a drive in which they have enough free space. This tutorial will show, how to do that using Windows Registry Editor.