Tag: Photos
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Survey Reveals 76% of Facebook Photos are of Drunk People!
A survey of British Facebook users has revealed that the majority of photos shared amongst our mates are taken while very, very drunk. No less than 76% of those asked were caught up in the merriment of a moment or with drink in hand when they were unflatteringly snapped in shots that would later be…
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Google Street View Feature Shows Japan Earthquake Destruction
Above, just one of the many images of smashed buildings and wrecked homes featured in Google’s new Japanese tsunami flavoured street view.The company promised to document the destruction in Northeastern Japan caused by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami earlier in the year, and, after a journey of more than 44,000 kilometres by the trusty…
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Google+ to Introduce ‘Find My Face’ Application Soon
The new Google + social networking site hasn’t been around too long, but has already made an impact on competing with the likes of Facebook. Considering Google + only launched early this year, it already has an impressive 40 million users. And to keep increasing the popularity of the social networking site, along with keeping…
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Tamron Introduces New Sony NEX Lens
Lens manufacturer Tamron has just unveiled a new lens to add to its already pretty extensive range, one designed specifically for Sony’s NEX cameras and the E-mount standard – probably the first third-party manufactured one as well. The new lens introduced is the 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 DI III VC. It is a stabilised lens which along…
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New Facebook Timeline Profiles Begin Life In New Zealand
You may need an actual time machine to go back far enough to remember when Facebook promised its innovative Timeline feature which would replace our standard plain social profiles to provide our friends (and potential stalkers) with a unique look into our history. It’s been a long time since September’s announcement and unless you cheated…
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Motorola Atrix Gets Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread Update on UK Network T-Mobile
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As many lucky mobile owners brace for the delicious delights of newest Android update 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, some unfortunates are however still waiting to get the fullest out of most up-to-date OS, Gingerbread. Motorola Atrix users on the UK’s T-Mobile network can fret no more, for you are next in line for Android 2.3.4…
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Facebook cleans up after recent spam attack
Complaints from over 800-million users has prompted Facebook to take a serious look at its defences against spam after a recent wave of inappropriate images appeared on the social network over the past week. The weak safety and security defences meant that children as young as 13 (Facebook’s minimum age requirement) were privy to pornography…
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Gadget HELP! Get Facebook photos onto Google+ via PC or Laptop (the easy way)!
The Google+ social network started accepting business and company accounts this week so we thought we’d offer up this popular Gadget HELP feature once more, so that newcomers can set themselves up quickly and easily, ready for new networking possibilities on the new social sensation. We’d imagine you’ve got yourself set up and started to have a little…
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iPhone 4S camera: Panorama mode hidden in iOS SDK
Apple hides a top feature within the iPhone’s camera, ready for unveiling at a later date
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HTC Rezound to debut at press event on November 3rd?
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HTC has begun to issue invites to a special event inviting the tech press to ‘Experience our Latest Innovation” on November 3rd. Co-incidentally that’s around the same time as the HTC Rezound with Beats Audio technoglogy is rumoured to appear. Once again HTC hasn’t been too sharp at keeping things under wraps before the big…
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Samsung Galaxy S III Specs Really Leaked in Photo or a Fake – New Model Boasts 1.8GHz Dual-Core CPU?
The Samsung Galaxy SIII has once again become the talk of the tech-lovin’ internet by surfacing in a new leaked snapshot of a ‘Private internal presentation’ screen which gives away a number of the anticipated follow-ups impressive spec. The screen Samsung Mobile branding in the corner, and photos of what appears to be the Galaxy…
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Facebook under scrutiny by FTC over user tracking allegations
Online human catalogue Facebook has found itself once again under scrutiny over user privacy concerns. The Electronic Privacy Information Center (abrev. EPIC) and a number of United States privacy groups have filed a complaint requesting that the popular Facebook site be probed by the Federal Trade Commission, alleging that the social network ‘tracks’ it’s users…