It’s beautiful (and expensive), but the new smartphone is simply PR and marketing glitz that doesn’t hide or address the perfect storm that has engulfed RIM.
One of the options that Facebook provides for unlocking personal accounts does not seem so foolproof, and leaves one user troubled about the security of her personal information.
Pakistani delegates won merit awards at a recent Asia-Pacific ICT ceremony in the categories of security application, e-inclusion, e-community, financial industry applications, communications and e-government.
Everything is public these days. Especially as social networking has shown most of us to be navel-gazing, egotistic blatherers desperate for attention. So, you have to be careful what you say, or tweet. Or do you?
As such, for techies, programmers and animators, this most recent logo is more than “cool”, it can be, or can at least trigger, an online workshop of sorts.
If you are struggling for something to do without Facebook (and in case you are already bored interacting with people face-to-face) here’s a great time-waster and an easy way to continue the special connection with the warm glow of your monitor in these dark days of banning.
There has been chatter (and a few tweets) about Twitter flatlining. The growth in users is off from its peak of 13% month-to-month growth. Is Twitter falling from its perch?