The Facebook Icon Wall Clock

The latest one in the geeky clocks will appeal to fans of the worlds most popular social network, the Facebook Icon Wall clock.

Skype 5.5 Beta With Facebook Integration Released

Skype has just released a new beta version of their popular VoiP software for Microsoft's Windows, Skype 5.5 Beta, and this latest version adds a number of new features to Skype, with one major one which is integration with Facebook.

Play Farmville In Real Life

A farm in the UK is trying to take Farmville's success from the virtual world to the real one. With an annual online subscription of 30-pounds, 10,000 users can participate in taking decisions about what happens on this farm, located in Cambridgeshire, England.

Facebook, Google Mulling Skype Deal

Google and Facebook Inc are seperately considering a tie-up with Skype after the web video conferencing service delayed its initial public offering, two sources with direct knowledge of the discussion said.

Osama Virus On Facebook

With the internet buzz with stories related to Osama Bin Laden's death, the FBI is warning people not to open unsolicited links that "purport" to show pictures or videos of the Al-Qaida leader's killing, saying these could be computer virus.

Hire An App To Protect Your Facebook Reputation

A new service called Reppler aims to protect your Facebook rep from, well, your own stupidity. I give it an A for effort and a B- for execution.

Google Outsmarts Bing, But Facebook Still Remains To Be Potent Rival

When Microsoft struggles to equal with Google, Facebook is on the move. Google is still ahead of Bing in terms of search ads. A report on search advertising in the first quarter of 2011 by Efficient Frontier, an online advertising analysis and consulting firm, shows that Google is still far away from the reach of Bing in the amount of money it gets from search advertisers. Efficient Frontier also reported that the company did not break the Facebook numbers out with much granularity there was 40 per cent cost per click growth in Marketplace.

Homeland Security Turns To Facebook, Twitter For Terror Alerts

Likes, retweets, and OMGs on Twitter and Facebook may replace the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's color-coded terorism warning system as early as 27 April.