According to the prestigious The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Facebook may be having a new hosting career this month of May as FB has been brewing this project since March. The new feature will be called “Instant Articles” that will fully cover articles and videos of the National Geographic, Buzzfeed,

Facebook is now advancing. Just this Monday, it unveiled a brand new feature in 18 countries, which include the United States, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Canada, France, Oman, Mexico, Norway, Denmark, Ireland, Greece and Nigeria. This function now allows Facebook users on Android and iOS devices to start a video

We cannot deny that there are a lot of things that rich people have and poor people do not have. However, Facebook is one thing that both rich and poor people have. Rich people get access to Facebook by paying their internet connection. How about those poor people? Well, some

Recently, Nepal was hit by a 6.7 magnitude earthquake. This is among the strongest earthquakes that hit land. Due to the high magnitude, Nepal suffered from damages and deaths. Though many people who have gone missing are already assumed dead, we still cannot deny the possibility of finding survivors. In

The owner of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg supports the objectives of internet.org after many Indian companies stepped back from the project. Mr Zuckerberg said in a blog post that there is no incompatibility between net neutrality and the basic free services of Internet.org; he also said that the web services are

Divorce is a trick subject and it is difficult to experience a divorce. For many people it’s a hassle to find out where their ex’s are and another problem is to make them sign the papers as some people refuse to sign papers. But divorce can be even more difficult

On Thursday, Facebook gave an update on their ambitious solar powered drone. The unmanned vehicle which is solar powered and has the wingspan of a Boeing 767. Facebook has successfully tested their drone and this was explained by Chief Technology Officer Mike Schroepfer during a conference in San Francisco. The

With more than 600 million users, Facebook has now allowed third party apps to add their own functions to the messenger. Now the chat application is transforming into a platform of its own and more than 40 new add-on apps have already been developed. There is a risk that Messenger

The Supreme Court of India has taken the controversial law through which the police were able to arrest people for certain comments on the social media. Section 66A was taken down and was deemed to be against the constitution of India. Many people were arrested in India for comments which