Siddharth
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Siddharth is a tech enthusiast who is always on the lookout for better tips and hacks for normal everyday tech needs. An avid Ubuntu fan and a gamer at heart. He also writes for tech-recipes. You can follow him on twitter @siddharthdevilz.
YouTube has rolled out Live streaming today, which allows some of its partners to stream live video of ongoing events. Now, YouTube will allow selected partners to stream live video (sporting events, concerts, interviews and the like).
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After Facebook and Google, now Twitter has upgraded security for its users. It now provides a setting to always use HTTPS. This allows for greater security and encrypted communication, particularly over unsecured Wifi connections.
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After three weeks of beta testing, the stable version of Chrome 10 has been released by Google. This new release features encrypted password syncing, new settings manager, sandboxed flash player and an overall speed increase.
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Linux has been on the OS scene for a very long time now. Even then it does not enjoy the same amount of popularity with users as Windows or Mac OS X . The greatest difficulty it faces is its image as an operating system for geeks.
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On Facebook, By default, we receive updates from those friends with whom we have interacted recently. Here is how to change the default option to receive wall updates from all your friends in the list.
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The all new IE9 RC comes with a new feature which allows you to prevent websites from finding out your physical location.
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Facebook has now become a worldwide phenomena. Starting from your colleagues, boss, friends and even the entire family can be found here. In such a condition, we have to be careful while updating our status preventing the attention of dad or mom.
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Facebook continues to innovate in new and different ways. However, its latest addition has come under a lot of fire. The all new photo viewer for Facebook has not found universal love. Most of its users are instead finding it cumbersome.
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