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Wednesday, April 13th, 2011

Facebook Photo Tag suggestions

Facebook users finally have the ability to remove themselves from their friends’ photo tagging suggestions, by customizing privacy settings.

The social network had announced this capability in December, and has quietly rolled it out to users over the past few months. Now it appears that most, if not all, people on Facebook can go into their privacy settings, click on customize and then scroll down until the option “suggest photos of me to friends” appears.

To customise your settings, go to Account, Privacy Settings … on this page you will see a small link called “customize settings”. Scroll down to “Suggest Photos of me to Friends”

Clicking on the box labeled “edit settings” brings up the window above with thumbnail images of friends you interact with frequently. A good explanation of the ability to opt in or out of photo tagging suggestions appears below the pull-down menu where you choose to enable or disable the feature. You can leave this feature enabled or disable this. Disabling removes the option of suggestions to your friends to tag you in photos. However, leaving the option enabled means friends get suggestions from Facebook to tag you in photos. If you don’t like a particular photo, you can always untag yourself from it



Friday, November 12th, 2010

Payvment Providing E-Commerce Storefronts on Facebook

Ever thought about selling your products online. If you use Facebook and have a Facebook page for your business, Payvment providing E-Commerce Storefronts is an excellent application you can use. You really can have a shop up and running in 20 minutes.

Payvment is a storefront application that deals directly with the transaction problem by providing e-commerce storefronts on Facebook. Retailers can use the application to create a virtual shop and accept money from Facebook users via a PayPal account or from credit cards authorized via PayPal. This new application has brought the vital ingredient to Facebook that retailers have been waiting for – the ability to transact directly with users.

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Friday, November 12th, 2010

Top Apps for iPhone

Although apps like Twitter & Facebook mobile are indispensable, they aren’t unique to a mobile phone. An app must deliver an experience you can’t find on a computer — something that is unique to the smart-phone.

GOOGLE (FREE) You can find Google through your mobile browser, but the app is a major time-saver. The voice search function is seamless. Ask it for specific Wikipedia entries, for instance, and it complies. Or just say “Starbucks” and the app uses the phone’s GPS to find the nearest location. A recent update put the “Goggles” service within the app, so you can snap a photo and let Google search for information on that object.

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Tuesday, October 12th, 2010

New Facebook Group Feature

Creating a Facebook group is a good idea if you have alot of friends but would like the possibility of only some of your closest friends getting access to what you write, what pictures you put up on Facebook, links etc. You can create a Facebook group, put the friends you want into this group. Anything you post to this group will only be seen by the members of the group.

You cannot add a person to this group if they are not already your friend. If you are added to some group you would rather not be added to, get in touch with that friend and ask them to remove you from the group.

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Thursday, July 29th, 2010

Facebook users public details collected and published

Public personal details of 100m Facebook users have been collected and published on the net by a security consultant.
The list, which has been shared as a downloadable file, contains the URL of every searchable Facebook user’s profile, their name and unique ID. (more…)


Tuesday, July 13th, 2010

App Creation Software

Google is bringing Android software development to the masses.

The free software, called Google App Inventor for Android (http://appinventor.googlelabs.com/about/), has been under development for a year.

The thinking behind the initiative, Google said, is that as cellphones increasingly become the computers that people rely on most, users should be able to make applications themselves. (more…)


Thursday, May 27th, 2010

New Facebook Privacy Settings

NEW PRIVACY settings are to be rolled out to Facebook users in days and weeks to come as the social networking giant works to regain trust among its 400 million-plus users over its privacy policy. Users will be notified, within a number of weeks, of the changes with a posting at the top of their profile pages.

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Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

Facebook Instant Personalization

Facebook launched some new tools at it’s recent conference for websites to add a social layer by bringing over Facebook friend connections. These social plugins are available to any web developer and use a simple piece of code to add a Facebook frame onto a page, instantly making that page social. So, for example, if you visit CNN.com, you could see what news stories your friends liked and shared there.

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