Thursday, 27 September 2012
Now Facebook users can Earn Money Online by just watching Ads on theFacebook website. Last Thursday Facebook has introduced a new program that allows users and consumers to earn financial incentive by just watching facebook ads.
Facebook will now reward their users who watch certain ads on the website withFacebook Credits, which can be redeemed to purchase goods on Facebook Deals, the company's new Groupon like daily deals service. The incentive amount, however, is not huge. Initially at least, the average ad will yield one credit, which is the equivalent of10 Cents.
Facebook will now reward their users who watch certain ads on the website withFacebook Credits, which can be redeemed to purchase goods on Facebook Deals, the company's new Groupon like daily deals service. The incentive amount, however, is not huge. Initially at least, the average ad will yield one credit, which is the equivalent of10 Cents.
The ads will mostly be in games. CrowdStar, Digital Chocolate and Zynga are among the participating game publishers. Facebook is working with Sharethrough, SocialVibe, Epic Media and SupersonicAds to serve ads on the program as well as TrialPay, which will provide analytics.
According to Dan Greenberg, CEO of Sharethrough;
Facebook's move represents "a step away from interruptive advertising." Greenberg, whose clients include Microsoft and Nestle, says his network won't deliver traditional advertising, but rather branded entertainment, which consumers will want to not only watch, but share with their friends.
Incentivizing consumers to watch ads is one solution for Facebook's low banner click-through rates. The move comes after Facebook expanded its Credits program last week to let consumers use the Credits to buy real-world goods advertised in Deals.
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Wednesday, 26 September 2012
IntroductionOne of Facebook’s best qualities is the ability to connect with old friends, as well as the ease of making new ones.
It probably sounds very easy – just friend request 5,000 people, right?
Unfortunately in this regard, it isn’t MySpace! This guide will help you genuinely max out your friends list, connecting with people all over the world.
It probably sounds very easy – just friend request 5,000 people, right?
Unfortunately in this regard, it isn’t MySpace! This guide will help you genuinely max out your friends list, connecting with people all over the world.
Things To Know
- It has become incredibly easy for Facebook to ‘limit’ you sending mass amounts of friend requests, including restricting this feature completely: banning you from adding friends for 3 days, 2 weeks or one month (I strongly suggest keeping friend requests to no more than 20 per day)
- Be aware of the ‘friends’ you are adding – don’t be surprised if you’re female and get regularly asked for nudes.
- The more friends you have, the higher the chance of something you post being reported – think before you post and limit pornography, racist remarks, personal nudity and other offensive content.
- It has become incredibly easy for Facebook to ‘limit’ you sending mass amounts of friend requests, including restricting this feature completely: banning you from adding friends for 3 days, 2 weeks or one month (I strongly suggest keeping friend requests to no more than 20 per day)
- Be aware of the ‘friends’ you are adding – don’t be surprised if you’re female and get regularly asked for nudes.
- The more friends you have, the higher the chance of something you post being reported – think before you post and limit pornography, racist remarks, personal nudity and other offensive content.
How Do I Do It?
I would start with making yourself as appealing as possible, giving people a reason to add you! Update your profile with relevant information, a good looking profile picture, and post status updates that you know people are going to like (i.e quotes from The Simpsons are always a good one, as silly as it sounds).
I would start with making yourself as appealing as possible, giving people a reason to add you! Update your profile with relevant information, a good looking profile picture, and post status updates that you know people are going to like (i.e quotes from The Simpsons are always a good one, as silly as it sounds).
I would avoid display pictures that are stolen, irrelevant or basically pin you as a ‘fake’ account – even though you may not be one, you may come across that way.
Way One: Find People You Already Know1. Login to your Facebook account
2. Go to the left-hand side of your news feed/home page
3. Click ‘Find Friends’
2. Go to the left-hand side of your news feed/home page
3. Click ‘Find Friends’
OR it might appear as 'Import Contacts from Other Services'Click to enlarge
5. Login to Your Selected Mail Provider
(I’ll be using Hotmail/Windows Live for this example)
(I’ll be using Hotmail/Windows Live for this example)
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6. Follow the prompts!
Way Two: Meeting New People1. Login to Facebook
2. Go to the top search bar and hunt around for ‘adding’ groups
2. Go to the top search bar and hunt around for ‘adding’ groups
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3. Click the group you’re interested in, and look at the top right hand side for a ‘Request to Join’ button
4. Send a request – depending on the group, you could be automatically approved membership or you may need to wait for an admin’s approval.
Tip: Search wisely! Enter keywords such as: ‘adding’, ‘add’, ‘add me’, ‘friends’, ‘new friends’, ‘massive adds’, ‘aussie adds’, etc!
5. Join as many as you can find – the more members, the better!
4. Send a request – depending on the group, you could be automatically approved membership or you may need to wait for an admin’s approval.
Tip: Search wisely! Enter keywords such as: ‘adding’, ‘add’, ‘add me’, ‘friends’, ‘new friends’, ‘massive adds’, ‘aussie adds’, etc!
5. Join as many as you can find – the more members, the better!
SocialNetworkingTricks.com has its own adding group, located at:
http://www.facebook.com/groups/xsocialfriendsx/
6. Make a post. Post a picture of yourself, a joke, the reason why you want so many friends, ‘LMS (like my status)and I’ll add you’ or simply ‘Add me :)’
Many admins can get a little ‘ban happy’, so read their rules and try to behave!
Many admins can get a little ‘ban happy’, so read their rules and try to behave!
Do this for long enough, gain a reputation within the group and wait for the friend requests to come on in! Alternatively, you could create your own group if you don’t like any that you see!
Way Three: Copy This Code1. Login to facebook, and get ready to post as a status
2. Copy the code in the box below and post it as a status!
2. Copy the code in the box below and post it as a status!
Check out for more friends!! -> @[152291351529024:0]
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Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Facebook is an odd and mysterious creature. To some, the social networking giant is a way to keep in touch with whats going on and having everyone you know at your fingertips. Well, the Internet is a creature in of it's own and when it is combined in a melting pot with your social life there are bound to be horrible consequences.
Here is a guide to aid you in friend selection to make your life easier:
1) the girl from high school that gave you a hard time.
I always add these because it makes me feel better when you find a picture where they're much heavier than before. Jack pot if they've given birth four times within the last five years, married their highschool sweet heart promptly followed by divorce, obviously hooked on Oxycontin or still work at mcdonalds 10 years later.
2) the guy you've never met but share 115 friends in common.
You are dead positive that you've never met them before but it seems that, according to the laws of the universe, you should have met a billion times and have become best buddies. He's adding you because he has heard about you through cute anecdotes from friends and after having your name repeated and drilled into his brains he is sure that you've met and are kindred spirits. Don't add him until you meet him, don't perpetuate the lie that you're actually friends because every time you see an update from this guy you'll have the momentary "Wait, who the hell is that... oh right, that guy" moment followed by guilt for tainting your friend's list.
3) The "Hey, you look hot" creepy, old man.
If you look through his friends list, every person on his list either shows a bit too much cleavage in their photos or are just down right camera whores. Usually, the perp is at least 20-30 years older than everyone on his list and most of his wall posts consists of "who the hell is this?" and "HOW DID YOU FIND OUT WHERE I LIVE?". You shouldn't add him, he just needs to have some one tell him that Pornotube is a free service that can scratch that itch in a way that facebook cannot.
4) The bleeding heart.
She's a girl you've met once during a rally at the university for saving the [insert over-farmed animal here]... that you weren't really attending, you just needed to get to the other side to get a big greasy cheeseburger. This is the girl that you don't think twice about adding as a friend because you think "What's the harm?" WELL, what you should have known is that facebook isn't just a social network site for her but is really a way to let every one know about every cause known to man in the form of group invites. It will become obvious when you log in and have 13 invites to random causes ranging from "Save the fruit fly" to, but not limited to, "Stop the gross mistreatment of grass in suburban areas".
5) Your mother.
She's just lonely but she's not worth the add because she'll cramp your style with the ladies.
She'll crack you in two when she finds out.
6) Your boyfriend's ex-girlfriend
Is she kidding? ... yes, she must be... ummmm, is she planning to destroy you via the internet? You can't afford to not add this person because if you don't then the gossip will fly and you'll appear as the jealous, crazy bitch. Keep your friends close and your enemies closer (and have some fun using the photos she is tagged in as a visible history of her weight gain). Ohhhhh, I'm so bad!
7) The ex co-worker that just wants in your pants.
How can he think that he has a chance with you when he was fired for bad hygiene. REALLY?
(edit: These are actual photos taken from my inbox for your viewing pleasure. The identity of the guy has been removed but all of the stupid things he wrote are golden. He wasn't fired for bad hygiene but the example still stands.)
Most people would call me saucy... I prefer "sassy".
8) The joker
No, not the guy that has a pocket full of knives and is the creator of two-face, this is the kid that makes inappropriate comments on everyone's photos and finds himself too amusing for words (despite the fact that everyone hates him for it).
9) The fake celebrity
Now, now. Are you really that naive? HANNAH MONTANTA DOESN'T WANT TO BE YOUR FRIEND but the 45 year-old man from Texas that created that profile certainly does!
As if I didn't have enough fake girls in my life!
10) You're room mates.
This doesn't seem like a bad idea at first because you guys know each other and are probably friends, right? wrong. Picture waking up to a wall post on the 30th saying he spent the rent money playing poker the night before and isn't able to pay his share. Having him on facebook enables him to break horrible news affecting your life without being within arms length to receive a punch. But, I guess that's when you upgrade from the "Poke" system to the "Rip your face off and staple it to my chest" application.
Jackass
Heed my warning and you'll be fine.
This is an incredible little Java Script Code, that saves you tons of time.
If you want to add all your friends to invite to a group/event/fanpage or community page - this code saves you A LOT of work. Its just 2 clicks and the work is done. This is incredible and everybody should have this. Go check it out...
http://facebookcode.info
If you want to add all your friends to invite to a group/event/fanpage or community page - this code saves you A LOT of work. Its just 2 clicks and the work is done. This is incredible and everybody should have this. Go check it out...
http://facebookcode.info
Monday, 24 September 2012
There are millions of fake ids of girls on facebook . Like this story if you agree this should happen
with them who are holding fake id's
with them who are holding fake id's
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Facebook has been accused of inadvertently publishing private messages on users’ Timeline profiles from the years 2007, 2008, 2009, and possibly even earlier. The issue was first reported by Metro France, but soon reports from all over over started to flood in. Facebook has denied the claims, saying the posts in questions are indeed old Wall posts, but readers are saying otherwise.
A quick check with my The Next Web colleagues around the world shows that this issue isn’t happening to everyone. At first it looked as if English-speaking countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada were not affected, but a closer look seems to show this isn’t necessarily true. At least one reader from the UKsays it is happening to them as well.
It’s thus very possible this privacy screwup has nothing to do with where you are, as Facebook sometimes tests (and breaks) things with randomly-selected users. That being said, the reports first started in France, and Anna Heim, one of our reporters from France, confirmed that she is seeing the problem.
Here is a screenshot of private messages she sent to her friends, posted publicly on her Timeline:
If you are seeing this problem, please let us know where you are located. You may also want to hide all your messages by clicking on the drop-down arrow in the top right, clicking on Privacy Settings, clicking on Timeline and Tagging (Edit Settings), and making sure nothing is set to Public.
You can also change settings here to Custom (Only Me) if you want to be absolutely certain your private messages aren’t visible to people they shouldn’t be. This is a temporary solution, however, as these private messages should not be appearing on Facebook Timelines.
I have contacted Facebook about this issue. I will update you if and when I hear back.
Update at 2:00PM EST: Reports are coming in from readers all over the world (not just France and the UK) saying private messages have appeared on their Timeline. It’s important to note the difference between messages that were posted on your Wall way back when, and that Facebook is highlighting on your Timeline in the Friends box, compared to private messages that should not be there. Facebook will have a tough time differentiating between the two types of reports as panic ensues.
Update at 2:30PM EST: Facebook has told the BBC that these are older messages that were always present on users’ profiles, before and after Timeline. “Facebook is satisfied that there has been no breach of user privacy,” a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement.
Update at 2:55PM EST: Just like Anna Heim, readers are finding Facebook’s statement hard to believe. They are pointing to addresses and phone numbers appearing on their Timeline, as well as showing up on their friends’ Timelines, which would have only been sent as private messages. I have contacted Facebook again for further information.
Update at 3:25PM EST: TechCrunch has received a longer statement from Facebook. Again the company is denying the claims:
Every report we’ve seen, we’ve gone back and checked. We haven’t seen one report that’s been confirmed. A lot of the confusion is because before 2008 there were no likes and no comments on wall posts. People went back and forth with wall posts instead of having a conversation [via comments].A small number of users raised concerns after what they mistakenly believed to be private messages appeared on their Timeline. Our engineers investigated these reports and found that the messages were older wall posts that had always been visible on the users’ profile pages. Facebook is satisfied that there has been no breach of user privacy.
Despite this, We’re still getting more and more reports from readers insisting their private messages sent to and from friends are appearing on their Timelines.
If you surf Facebook on daily basis or occasionally, chances are you’re already familiar with regular stuffs like add/delete friends, update statuses, walls and profile, add and explore pages & applications, etc, but there’s more..
This week we want to cover some interesting things you can do on (or with) Facebook; inclusive of tricks that are not documented or unknown to many, as well as tips to stay connected better with your friends. Without further ado, here’s 20 Facebook Tips/Tricks You Might Not Know. If you have interesting tips/tricks related to Facebook, please feel free to share in the comment box below.
How To Place Facebook Chat On Firefox Sidebar
If you are using Firefox, you can place the Facebook Chat at the sidebar.
How To Download Facebook Photo Albums
FacePAD: Facebook Photo Album Downloader allows you to download your friends’ facebook albums, Events albums, and Group Albums, en masse, with the click of a button.
How To Share Flickr Photos To Facebook
Flickr2Facebook is an unofficial Flickr to Facebook uploader(bookmarklet) which allows you upload photos to Facebook from Flickr.
How To Update Facebook Without Using Facebook
hellotxt and Ping.fm both introduced features that let Facebook administrators update Facebook Pages.
How To Schedule Facebook Messages
Sendible lets you schedule Facebook messages ahead of time so you can send messages to your friends, customers or colleagues in the future.
How To "Friend" Someone On Facebook & Hide It From Your Status Updates
A short tutorial on Makeuseof to guide you how to hide Facebook status updates and keep that fact confined to your closer friends.
How To Create A Photo Collage Using Pictures Of Your Facebook Friends
Click on Friends tab. Proceed to More tab. From "Choose an option" dropdown, choose any of the dashes "—" . Your Facebook friends collage is right on your computer screen.
How To Remove Facebook Advertisements
This Greasemonkey script – Facebook: Cleaner removes many of the annoying ads and updates that unavoidably appear on your Facebook pages.
How To Syncs Photos Of Facebook Friends With Contacts In Microsoft Outlook
OutSync is a free Windows application that syncs photos of your Facebook friends with matching contacts in Microsoft Outlook. It allows you to select which contacts are updated. So you can update all contacts at once or just a few at a time.
How To Display Facebook Statuses On WordPress Blog
The following method make use of Facebook status feed and WordPress RSS widget to display Facebook Statuses on WordPress blog.. It will also work for self-host WordPress blogs.
How To Post Your Blog Posts To Your Facebook Wall Automatically
Wordbook allows you to cross-post your blog posts to your Facebook Wall. Your Facebook “Boxes” tab will show your most recent blog posts.
How To Access Facebook Chat On Desktop
Gabtastik and digsby let you keep Facebook chat sessions open on your Windows desktop outside of your regular web browser, using minimal screen real estate and system memory.
How To Create Quiz On Facebook Easily
LOLapps provides quiz creator that can be employed to conjure up these popular personality quizzes that are so widespread in Facebook.
How To Hide Your Online Status On Facebook Chat From Select Contacts
Facebook has integrated friends list with Chat and you can also choose which of these list members get to see you online.
How To Get Facebook Updates On Email
NutshellMail consolidates your Facebook accounts through the inbox you use the most.
How To Update Facebook Status From Firefox
FireStatus is a status update utility for multiple social networks, including FaceBook.
How To Get Facebook On Your Desktop
Seesmic Desktop, Facebooker, Xobni, Facebook Sidebar Gadget, Scrapboy and Facebook AIR application are desktop applications that allows you interact with your stream just as you would on Facebook, but without the browser.
How To Delete, Cancel And Terminate Facebook Account And Profile
A simple guide to terminate, delete or cancel Facebook account, together with the Facebook profile easily.
Apple: 5 Million iPhone 5 Units Have Been Sold In Opening Weekend, Over 100 Million Devices Upgraded To iOS 6
The first weekend of iPhone 5 sales is now over and judging by the queues that were being experienced at various Apple Stores in available countries, it was expected that Apple would be seeing some extremely positive sales numbers after the first three days of availability. In a press statement coming out of California today, Apple Inc. have announced that they managed to ship five million iPhone 5 units following the release on Friday September 21st.
Apple launched the iPhone 5 at the back end of last week in nine different territories, including the United States, Germany, Hong Kong, France, Canada and the United Kingdom. The company’s plan is to make the sixth-generation iPhone available to an additional twenty-two countries on September 28th with that total exceeding one hundred by the turn of the year. The ambitious release schedule for Apple shows just how sought-after the iPhone 5 is, with supply inventories not able to keep up with the consumer demand for the iPhone 5. Apple has also announced that they have pre-orders on their systems that will ship into the middle of October.
Apple flipped switch on iOS 6 prior to the iPhone 5 going on public sale, with more than 100 million iOS device owners taking the plunge and installing the latest iteration of iOS onto their devices. We have already seen some early adoption figures stating that iOS 6 had been installed on 16% of iOS devices. With Apple recently announcing that they had shipped the 400 millionth iOS device, that figure looks to be closer to 25%.
Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, is obviously overwhelmed by the success of the iPhone 5 stating that “demand for the iPhone 5 has been incredible” and that the company is “working hard to get an iPhone 5 into the hands of every customer who wants one as quickly as possible“. Customers are still able to pre-order the new device via Apple’s online store and will receive an estimated delivery date as part of the process. Although there is a small waiting period while Apple replenish stocks, it could just be worth it to get your hands on what is the lightest and thinnest iPhone yet.
Sunday, 23 September 2012
It appears to be something of a trend these days, but the release of Apple’s new iPhone 5 has done nothing but lead every two-bit tech fan with a video recorder to take to YouTube in an attempt to prove, or disprove, that the thing can be scratched. And by scratched, we mean pretty much obliterated.
A cursory search of YouTube for "iPhone 5 scratch test" will open up a treasure trove of awe inspiring and dread creating videos. Some, amazingly dragging the deed out for almost ten minutes, show what happens to the admittedly gorgeous iPhone 5 when it is tested by a variety of implements. The results vary, but it’s never really good.
We’ve told you already of one Overclockers UK forum-goer who claimed to have taken to an iPhone 5 with its SIM ejection tool. Subsequent photos showed a badly scratched rear plate, and the internet began with the iPhone hate once more. It’s like a baby ‘antennagate’ out there!
These videos show much the same. Oddly – and we’re sure you’ll imagine our surprise here – taking a huge bunch of keys to the back of an iPhone will scratch it. Who knew? The same happens with a knife big enough to end wars. Crazy!
Well, some videos show that the rear panel actually cleans up surprisingly well when rubbed, which is nice. You mileage may vary here, obviously, but then if you’re keeping your phone in the same pocket as your keys, then you probably don’t care about it enough to get all worked up when it gets scratched. If you do then, well, you’ve only yourself to blame frankly. So there!
We’ve embedded one or two videos for you delectation right in this post, so make your own decision.
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