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Facebook Lite app launched to tap in emerging markets

Facebook Lite launched in Asia. Facebook Lite is designed for Android devices, it will also be released in parts of Latin America, Africa and Europe in the coming weeks.

Instagram ads will prompt users to buy and install more things

Facebook Inc had for a long time resisted giving advertisement space on Instagram. That's not the case anymore, as Instagram now will empower advertisers with more powerful tools.

Internet.org and Airtel Zero bring free Internet in developing countries

Smartphones is much useful when you have Internet but in some countries Internet connection can be expensive. To provide a better solution, Internet.org together with Airtel Zero are planning on how to launch their free Internet access to the rest of the world.

Learn how Facebook users can receive encrypted emails

Facebook is now using OpenPGP technology to allow their billions of users around the world to receive encrypted emails. With the recent development, users of the social networking site giant can safely exchange personal information in the Internet.

Protesters Rally Against ‘Fake Name’ Policy outside Facebook’s Headquarters

Over 100 protestors have shown up outside Facebook’s headquarters to rally about the “fake name” policy of the social media site.

Lion Kills American Tourist in South Africa Animal park

Another animal attack has been reported in The Lion Park. What does this say for the park's future?

‘Marauder’s Map’ gets unlike from Facebook

Facebook decided to deactivate “Marauder’s Map,” the Chrome extension that readily displays the accurate location and movement of Facebook users, making them vulnerable to stalkers. Harvard student Aran Khanna, recently created the tool to raise awareness among Facebook users.

Facebook's New Payment Features For Facebook Messenger Arrives In NYC, Group Chats Will Be Able To Send And Receive Money

Facebook announced months ago that Facebook Messenger will now have capability to transfer money between friends. However, it is accessible only in a few U.S. cities and it has expanded to NYC today.

Facebook-owned Oculus to sell Rift package for $1,500; VR Headset To Be Released Early 2016

Facebook-owned company Oculus revealed Rift's initial cost which is around $1500. The virtual reality headset is expected to be rolled out in the market early next year.

Instagram wants its users back; e-mails "Highlights"

Instagram is now trying to draw back the attention of its drifting users. It uses the same strategy as Twitter, only that it sends you photos of the people you are following and what you have "missed."

Facebook acquires Oculus Rift; Features to include Facial Performance Sensing Head displays Virtual Avatar

An initial idea of how the social networking site Facebook will use its 2014-acquired Oculus Rift has been finally revealed -a facial expression sensing head-mounted display.

Shopping app Spring to welcome its new investor Snapchat?

Snapchat is now rumored to invest in the mobile shopping app Spring. There was no comment from either side, but still speculations are all over the web that it might be true.

Oculus VR facial expressions could be Facebook’s next level of social networking

Oculus VR is conducting a research study in integrating its VR experience with real-time facial expression. This new development could set a whole new level of online socializing.

Fox News And Facebook Teams Up For Hosting First GOP Primary Debate For 2016 Presidential Race

The primary debate for the presidential candidates of the Grand Old Party (GOP) or the Republicans is set to happen on August 6. It has been reported that Fox News and Facebook will be teaming up inthe first primary debate between 2016 Republican frontrunners.

Facebook Messenger to provide background information about first time message senders

Facebook Messenger will now provide background information on people who are sending users messages for the first time.

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Is China's Central Bank Gold-Buying Spree A Precursor for War? Part I of II

Since 2009, China has more than doubled its gold reserves. In wartime, particularly in wars perpetrated in violation of international law, the resulting international sanctions can force an invader state to rely on its gold reserves. Thus if a country is preparing to go to war and incur sanctions, it will ensure it has an ample reserve of gold.

Milei's Radical Approach to Overhauling Argentina's Fiscal Deficit

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Ethereum Fights Back Against SEC Security Label

According to a court document filed on Monday, for over a year, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been looking into whether or not Ethereum could be considered a security.

Ex-Binance CEO Jailed, Industry Faces Regulatory Heat

Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, commonly known as CZ, expressed appreciation for the support from the crypto community following his sentencing to four months in U.S. prison for money laundering charges.

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Bitcoin Investor Microstrategy Ups the Ante: Should You Invest in Crypto?

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Quantum Conundrum: Can Blockchains Find a User-Friendly Security Upgrade?

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Can You Afford the American Dream? Homeownership Costs Skyrocket

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