With all the buzz on Google+, everyone is trying to be part of the growing circles of the new social network by Google. If you're new to Google+, it's rather like an all-in-one network of Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare features plus other Google applications. Though it is still under heavy testing, several extensions have been introduced for Chrome users in order to enhance the Google+ experience.... more.

Due to its changed privacy policy and terms, Facebook has increased their "security features" by auto detecting your activities on Facebook. You account will be blocked when the system detects that you're breaking their terms (lengthy one i tell you!). It could be activities deemed illegal such as sending mass message soliciting for money (scam), flooding walls or even sharing harmful materials (e... more.

Though Facebook Connect will be ceased soon, the Facebook team has actually come up with more useful features via its newly introduced Open Graph API/Protocol. One of them is the Social Plugins for website developers to use and integrate. These plugins allows developer to make it easy for users to see information from or about their Facebook friends, share things with their friends without leavi... more.

Augmented Reality apps that overlay information on visuals from your mobile device's camera definitely have the potential to be more than a trend. Uses like viewing restaurant reviews, real estate listings, or pointers to the nearest subway stop just scratch the surface of the game-changing power of Augmented Reality. And now we're looking at the emergence of Augmented Reality apps on iPhone. One ... more.

Undeniably, we live in a world where there are shootings, domestic violence, child abuse and so many other atrocities, it seems inconceivable that someone would come up with the idea that what the world needs is a social network based on “hate.”  Hahaha. Imagine meeting your enemies online? That’s what HateBook is all about. HateBook (www.hatebook.org) is a Facebook copyc... more.

We have all heard about Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, YouTube as well as Twitter. These are the leading "brand names" for the rapid changing realm of social networking or some call it as social media. There are in fact thousands of social networking sites out there.  It’s amazing, really. Just look at this list from Wikipedia, then you'll understand what i mean.  Here, I'm... more.

The rapid development in Web 2.0 has seen a bombardment of various social networking sites like Facebook, Friendster and MySpace. The latest to become popular in Malaysia is Ning.com , launched in 2005. Co-founded by the former creator of Netscape, "Ning" comes from the chinese word for "peace". A great name for a Web 2.0 company as it's simple to remember and short for a domai... more.