Mark Zuckerberg, the 26-year old founder and CEO of the world’s greatest social network, considers email to be a slow, obsolete piece of technology. Modern messaging, in his view, should be fast, seamlessly integrated with other services, informal, personal, simple and short. The new messaging service knows all of the above: it’s short, simple and [ Read More ]
A mysterious Facebook event that will be held by the company in San Francisco was able to attract the attention of the entire tech press, many journalists predicting that this is the moment when Facebook might announce their rumored Facebook email service. The invitations sent to the press however do not give any hints about [ Read More ]
Facebook is the greatest social network in the world. It has over 500 million members, this number growing every day. Facebook offers more and more services as social networking grows more and more important in people’s lives, and other services tend to get more and more “social”. Even those basic internet services like email start [ Read More ]
Mark Zuckerberg has donated the huge amount of $ 100 million to the Newark education system. Public schools will benefit from the donation, and this is the first step for Zuckerberg’s foundation. It is a foundation that has a sole intention to improve the US education system. The donation will be officially announced on Friday. [ Read More ]
Facebook has reached an incredible milestone: it has 500 million users! The website, which had an extraordinary development in the last few years, now can say it has over 7 percent of the Earth’s population on it. Of course, that is if you don’t consider that a lot of people have multiple accounts… The 500 [ Read More ]
Facebook responded to user comments and concerns about privacy by announcing it will introduce simpler and more powerful controls for sharing personal information. New settings will give the more than 400 million people who use Facebook the power to control exactly who can see the information and content they share, all with just a few [ Read More ]