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4 Reasons Businesses Should Embrace Hashtags

 The hashtag is a ubiquitous word on the internet and was even declared word of the year for 2012. The ingenious method of linking all things under the same topic with the humble “#” symbol has taken over the wired world. It was first used in the earliest Internet Relay Chat programs in the early nineties.  Its purpose was to create groups or channels where users joined in conversations in the vast network of IRC. However useless the IRC chat groups seemed back in the days of dial-up internet, it paved way for the evolution of the hashtag’s use in the popular social network, Twitter.  Nowadays, when people simply want to know what people are saying about a certain person or issue, they simply type in “#” plus the keyword so that all related posts come up on Twitter.  The hashtag is also used in Instagram, Flickr, Google and Tumblr among others.  Facebook seems to be the last of the popular social networking sites to realize how important hashtags are.  But ...

17-Year Old App Developer Is $30 Million Richer

  Nick D’Alosio one day decided to create news summarizing application program.  Summly gives a 400-character gist of a story but it can link it to the full publication if users choose to.  It’s a quick way to skim through articles on a mobile gadget especially when you just need the important facts on busy morning.  He was only 15 years old when he launched Summly in December 2011.   Investors were glad to support him, which included Yoko Ono and Ashton Kutcher.  Little did he know that Yahoo would be interested in acquiring the company two years later, for a staggering amount of $30 million. Yahoo is obviously exerting efforts in plutting the multinational company back on the search engine rule.  It was started in 1994 by Stanford University engineering students, Jerry Yang and David Filo, who created “Jerry’s guide to the World Wide Web” which was an organized web directory of other sites.  It was renamed “Yahoo!” in 1995, which actually s...

Linux Lite 4.4 Released: A Lightweight Windows Replacement For All

Linux Lite, as its name proposes, is a lightweight Linux circulation that can be effectively utilized by a tenderfoot or a specialist. The engineers of this open source working framework are here with the most recent Linux Lite 4.4 Final. In light of Ubuntu 18.04.2, this discharge is controlled by Linux kernel 4.15.0-45. For existing Lite clients, this discharge probably won't energize as it appears just an approach to revive the ISO images and teach the minor changes and fixes made in the course of recent months. The developers have written on the project’s official blog that there were few changes made from the first Release Candidate to the final release. “As such, this 4.4 Final is basically the RC1 with only the wallpaper changed,” the post added. Littler changes to the OS incorporate the refreshed Papirus symbol topic, the expansion of Sound Juicer CD ripper, the fixing of the volume level bug, and the evacuation of Google Plus connections. Additionally, the venture...

OPPO Reno’s Front Camera Stands Tilted And Doesn’t Pop Up

Aside from the different kinds of scores being incorporated into cell phones for a bezel-less showcase, sliders and spring up camera plans likewise do the deed. Before long, we may see another structure, adopting another strategy to the idea with the dispatch of the OPPO Reno cell phone, in the pending reach by OPPO.