Looking Through Google Glass
Google Glass is a technology product that is seen to change how people see the future. Beside being designed and manufactured by Google, the technology inside the glasses also never has been dramatically explored before.
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YouTube vs. Viacom Lawsuit: Favor to YouTube
Attempts by Big Content to accuse YouTube of piracy have crashed into the iceberg. Viacom had been hoping to squeeze a billion dollars from YouTube claiming that it allowed pirated content on the site.
Apple: Between Share Price, Popularity and Religion
Apple Inc. is into a tight competition. After climbing to more than $700 eight months ago, Apple's shares continued its steep decline on Wednesday, April 17th, 2003.
KakaoTalk Joins Korean and Local Celebrities
KakaoTalk, a free mobile messenger application for smartphones with free text and free call features.
Facebook Home: Facebook's Integration to Mobility
Speculations about Facebook to release its own smartphone has not been proven. Instead, the company announced "Home" to make Facebook as the center of all activity in mobile devices.
Europe Against Google Privacy
In 2012, Google rewrite its privacy policy, which gave the company the right to "combine personal information" across multiple Google products. This has concerned multiple instances and is still inside investigation in Europe.
LinkedIn and Updated Search Function
With people starting to increase their professional connections, LinkedIn that has spent a year creating a better way to help members access jobs, groups, companies, and people, introduced its more substantive search functions to its web interface
The Smartphone Battle 2013: The Fight for Experience
There was the time when smartphones that has the fastest processor speed or better camera to win the premium smartphone flagship market.
Samsung Galaxy S 4: The Evolution
Samsung is becoming a word synonymous to Android. As one of the leading innovator in the smartphone market, the South Korean company released its new Galaxy flagship series, the Samsung Galaxy S 4.
Facebook's News Feed Redesigned
Facebook introduced a visually richer, less cluttered and mobile device-oriented News Feed on Thursday, March 7th, 2013. The move was seen as the most significant changes for the social network's most recognizable feature.