If you are a space viewing lover, than a company named World View Enterprises is providing a balloon visit to the edge of space in just $75,000. Other Companies like Virgin Galactic provides tickets on upcoming flights on consumer rockets to visit the heavens at about quarter million dollars. In about two hours, the viewer will be at the height …
YouTube Planned To Launch Subscription Based Music Service
According to the reports, YouTube is planning to make akin to a Spotify along with video, later this year. Plans basically include the services primarily for mobile which will have free streaming service with a premium tier(offers unlimited access to a full catalog of tracks) that’ll be like Google Music’s All Access streaming service. The goal behind making this for …
Google Purchased French Company FlexyCore
Five-year old French company FlexyCore, helps to optimize the Android OS for manufacturers and carriers, as well as consumers with the use of apps DroidBooster. Google purchased this company in €16.9 million ($23.3 million) to boost Android operating system. A Google spokesman confirmed the acquisition, but declined to offer further details. This partnership was in talk since September 2012 the …
Facebook Now Re-banning Decapitation Videos
Six months ago, Facebook banned to post any brutal, gruesome decapitation videos and yesterday company decided to remove that ban. But in less than 24 hrs company again flipped and decided to re-ban such videos. It’s an ugly tug of war between free speech, censorship, horrifying content, etc. that can sort of dictate what people see in their feeds. Facebook …
Facebook To Allow The Posting Of Gruesome Decapitation Videos
The Social Media Company Earlier banned violent material earlier in May this year, as it was related to the damage which can spread viral psychological damage among its users. However, Facebook now allows the posting of gruesome decapitation videos popular especially among militant groups in the Middle East, North Africa, and South America, the BBC reports. The new policy is …





