Facebook Removes Gmail From Its Find Friends Feature

There is something cooking between Facebook and Google on the data reciprocity matter. Facebook has decided to remove Gmail from the list of third party email providers list. Last seen, there was an option...
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Google’s Wave Is Here To Stay!

First of all, brilliant Marketing again. Remembering the days when Gmail was launched and was of use to a select few through invites. Ditto is the case with Google Wave; but, the noise is much more. Truly...
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The Big News: Friendfeed Gets Facebooked – Gets Acquired for $50 Million

The news is everywhere, Facebook has agreed to acquire Friendfeed for reportedly $50 million, and with it have set blog-tongues wagging on what the deal means for the social web. The Facebook announcement...
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WATExclusive: Now Get Orkut & Facebook Feed Updates Within RediffMail?

  This looks like, probably, the most innovative feature that Rediff has ever launched. And I’m still trying to grapple with the possibilities. In the feature that looks more like in a testing...
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Penance 2.0

Just yesterday, I was looking through Twitter and I found something interesting – Jarret Coon from Missouri has a twitter message, which says that “Im not going to bed till i have 4000 Followers...
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Updated: What’s Up! When Twitter Is Down

  Entire last week people have been talking about Twitter being down and the reason behind it. Then we heard some strange news from the Twitter developer blog stating that Twitter was not designed...
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How to Annoy Your Users Again and Again – By Twitter

Over the last few months, the WATBlog Team has consistently been raving about Twitter; its no nonsense platform that is extremely handy, its UI, Things like its Earth Day Initiative etc. Over the last...
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Facebook Looks to Open the Walled Garden Further – Facebook Connect’s Scope Likely to Expand

In the post on the Walled Garden and Social Networking we spoke at length about Facebook Connect and how Facbook plans to make itself the Gateway to the Internet by giving its users a birds eye view...
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