A Facebook anomaly has allowed some users to see accurately how many persons have seen their posts. Several users first reported noticing on Wednesday, that the bug allowed some people to start noticing view counts following their posts. Although not in the official app, many have posted on Twitter reporting the same issue; it was currently only present on […]
YouTube is to unveil a subscription service proposing original, exclusive videos – as well as feature-length films featuring high-profile vloggers. YouTube Red will cost $9.99 (£6.50) a month and have no adverts, initially only available in the US. Rooster Teeth, Lilly Singh and PewDiePie are amongst the famous names involved. Analysts recommended it could […]
Facebook publicised a fresh security check which will inform users if their account has been besieged by government surveillance agencies. The chief security officer of the giant social networking website, Alex Stamos said in a blog post that a notification will give the idea if the account has been compromised, for the desktop version of […]
A million small businesses and over 12 million people in the UK don’t have the skills to thrive in the digital era. A charity set up to promote digital skills, Go.On UK has warned this. It has formed a digital exclusion heatmap, identifying the zones where people are most probable to slip out on the digital […]
Amazon, the online retail giant is taking up legal actions counter to more than 1,000 those it claims be responsible for forged reviews on its website. The company said its brand was being blemished by “misleading, false and fake” reviews in a lawsuit filed in the US. It now dues 1,114 defendants, with most promising […]
Experts have warned that factors such as stating you are “wasted” on Facebook might upset your credit score. According to the Financial Times, top credit analytics firms are spending new approaches to evaluate customers’ credentials for getting loans. They comprise utility and phone bills and info from film-renting organisations and also old-style practices such as checking […]
Uber hailed the decision as “news for Londoners and a victory for common sense.” Mr Justice Ouseley circulated that: “A taximeter, for the purposes of Section 11 of the Private Hire Vehicles (London) Act 1998, it’s not a device which receives GPS signals in the course of a journey, and sends GPS data to a […]
More than ever, today organizations need to upsurge their effectiveness, which infers the need to encourage improve productivity, reduce costs and innovation. To the end, promoting and improving cooperation between organization members plays vital character in business as we know that noble teamwork straight away advances innovation and productivity. What does exactly the teamwork? It brings wealth through diversity […]
Besides the technology approaches that we practice to conduct various corporate events are evolving. In this current age there are numerous priceless tools that one can use to boost productivity and cut costs. From this evolution of technology and business, one of these tools which have emerged is SharePoint to improve productivity and cut costs […]
“Why does SharePoint require user training?” is a question we get asked sometimes. Every so often there is a preconception that SharePoint is difficult to use, or complex. Despite the fact that it is fair to say SharePoint do have some user interface ‘kinks’ (like any software), the reason being that training is sometimes useful and […]