The folks who are using Twitter, an online social networking service must be aware of the fact that if they want to access their past messages they have only one option to do so and that is to browse the tweets manually.

As you all know that Microsoft has recently rolled out Outlook.com and it’s scheduled eventually replace the aging and reputation-challenged Hotmail service.

If you still have to try the Release Preview of Windows 8 by yourself, don’t get fear

In the present time linking to some social media is really very common, almost everyone is connected with some kind of social media.

Pinterest, the Website that let people collect and share photos online via “virtual pinboard” has progressively cumulative a very dedicated following of users that extends far  beyond the app-obsessed early adopter mob.

Getting so many e-mails from social networks is really very annoying some times.

To give Twitter a tough competition, Facebook has launched a new subscription button which will act alike the Twitter’s follow button.

You probably know about FaceNiff which is an Android application that allows user’s access web session’s profiles over WI-FI airwaves and take over your linked Facebook or Twitter account. If your connection is unprotected, then anyone by means of FaceNiff can easily repel your information or steal your personal data.

It was a matter of a few days back when my mailbox was flooded with emails from Twitter for the first time alerting me about every now and then (which wasn’t necessary for me to know about) someone had pointed me out in a tweet and some which said that my tweet had been marked as a favorite by someone. Now that’s annoying, to me at least.

According to Sara Shearman the post author of this news at Marketing Magazine, Twitter is presently developing “Branded Pages”, which will be identical to Facebook Pages for brands as part of its strategy to get more returns in terms of profit from the source of advertising. However we don’t have a whole bunch of details right now, yet, these customizable pages will give brands more liberty to publicize their content, and correspond with users.