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If you have an eye for detail, did you notice this subtle difference on Facebook? The notification icon at the top of the desktop version of the service has a different world map depending on where you log in from, as the eagle eyes at Tech In Asia spotted. The dual icons don’t appear to be new, they’ve been visible to some since at least November last year, but we suspect few people are aware. Here’s what I get when I access Facebook from the US and countries in Latin America via a VPN: And this is the icon for countries in the Eastern…
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Typically when you share an article with your friends it’s hard to continue the conversation unless they comment on Facebook or reply on Twitter. With the Point Chrome extension,you can take that conversation right into the article. The Point Chrome extension, available for free, gives you the ability to share an article with friends and chat within the article page in real time. Plus, you can highlight portions of the article and share it in the chat window. Once the extension is installed, you can sign in with your Facebook or Google+ account and invite friends to share articles and chat…
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Twitter’s iOS and Android mobile apps began to embed tweets that have been linked in a tweet last month, and now the feature (which prompts us to make Inception-related jokes) has rolled out to Twitter.com. Embedding tweets is easy to do, just write your message and then include a link to the tweet that you wish to embed. There’s no feature that automates the process at this point. The move smartens up how these tweets appear in your timeline, and allows you to get the gist of a linked tweet immediately without having to click through to find out. Any links…
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Samsung took a plunge into the music-streaming fray with its own US-only internet radio service Milk Music in March — which was free and without ads. Now that could change though, as the Milk Music Google Play app has just been updated to introduce a premium-tier offering, as reported by Android Police. UPDATE: Samsung tells TNW that ad-free listening will still continue on both the free and premium versions of Milk Music — what you’re paying $3.99 for is offline listening and unlimited song skips. It also revealed that Milk Music has passed three million downloads. See the company’s full statement at…
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