FACEBOOK ROLLED OUT "PROMOTE POST" FEATURE

Facebook rolled out a new feature this week and, I know for sure most of those people very keen on privacy may not like it. The new feature allows your friends pay to promote your post without you giving them permission to do so.
If you have information or announcement that you want to pass accross, your friends could simply pay between $7-$10 to promote your post to get it in front of more people. But, for your friends to promote your post, he or she must have less than 5000 friends. If it happened that your friend or friends surpasses that figure, a drop-down arrow next to a post will appear, to sponsor it. Also the post can only be viewed by people who like their page or friends.
Facebook main aim is to give those who don't have enough money to promote their cause, get it in front of more people through the help of their friends.

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SAMSUNG TO LAUNCH GALAXY S 4 AND MINI IN APRIL

Samsung will long for more success after a successful 2012 campaign with the Galaxy S 3 and Galaxy S 3 Mini; when it launches the Galaxy S 4 and Galaxy S 4 Mini in April, later this year.
From what I heard on Geeky gadget, who is indicated to be reliable, said Samsung will launch its flagship smartphone, Galaxy S 4 and Galaxy 4 Mini in April, It is likely that the smartphone will go on sale in the UK some time between the 15th and 22nd of April.
However, no details about the Galaxy S 4 Mini have been seen yet, but, I'm sure we could likely see a dwarfed Galaxy S 4 Mini with less powerful performance.

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MICROSOFT SKYPE TRAFFIC GROWS 44 PERCENT

Microsoft acquired Skype for $1.1 billion last year and, it starting to make headlines in international phone traffic scene.
The graph above shows that Skype broke records in 2012 by making its call equal to one-third of global phone traffic.
From the TeleGeography---telecoms market research firm---said Skype increased in 2012 by 5 percent to 490 billion minutes. TeleGeography analyst Stephan Beckert said this amount of Skype traffic will make  some carriers fear for their wallets in the coming years.