Showing posts with label Taken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taken. Show all posts

Thursday, November 20, 2014

Three measures Facebook have taken to Retain Social Network Dominance

With the developing of mobile devices,now more and more people appeals to have fun at any time anywhere with its portal device. Whether watch the YouTube videos or chat with friends, all of them have inspired company should pay attention to its mobile service. That includes the social networking giant–Facebook.

Everyone wants to know how well Facebook is doing with mobile. According to a new research report, almost one in five new Facebook fans came from mobile devices in August, an increase of 280% in four months.

PageLever looked at more than 500 Facebook Pages with 100,000 or more Facebook fans and found only 5% of new fans came from mobile in May, but that number jumped to 19% in August. 

1. Facebook expands mobile app install ads to all developers


If Facebook’s going to make money on mobile, it needs developers building social apps that send it content and buying ads. That’s why making it easy to build Facebook-integrated apps is critical, and why today it revamped its Android SDK and launched the Android Dev Center.  That is to say, two months after offering app install ads for mobile devices to a select group of app developers and their marketing partners,Facebook Mobile Ad Unit for Apps Now Available to All Developers.

2. Facebook Invites Press to Gifts Event in NYC Nov. 1


According to the news from CNET, Facebook sent an invitation to members of the press late Thursday for an event scheduled in New York City to “come see what’s new with Facebook Gifts.”

The invitation — which also includes the words “You = Invited” in front of a grey-scale packaged gift — will be held at FAO Schwarz toy store on Thursday, Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m.

This marks Facebook will hold a press event in the upcoming weeks. The main purpose is to stimulate the growth of its business.

3. India, A New Facebook Testing Ground


India is becoming such a important testing ground for Facebook as it strives to cash in on growth in emerging markets and better target mobile-phone users—two increasingly pressing goals for the social-networking firm.

The company sees the giant nation, whose Internet user base is expanding rapidly, as a market central to its future prospects. Since putting its first employee in India in 2010, Facebook has grown from eight million Indian users to 65 million as of this month, making it one of the companys top global markets.By contrast, Facebooks growth appears to be slowing, particularly in the U.S, mainly due to so much competitors .  

But sustaining that growth and cashing in on it wont be a cinch. The firm must cater to millions of Indians coming online for the first time on low-tech mobile phones with spotty cell service. Everything—from Facebooks own services to the many apps Indian companies develop—will have to work in that environment. The firm must also lure marketers who still see social-media advertising as a fringe, experimental activity.

Just like Ms. Reddy said: "Were just early in our journey. "Weve got 1.2 billion people in India. We have a lot of people we still need to reach." India looks enticing: the country has about 100 million Internet users now, mostly via desktops, but the real prize is the group of 900 million-plus mobile-phone users, most of whom will get Web access for the first time in coming years.So Facebook have a lot work to do in order to be more successful in India.

If you still have not download the facebook mobile app, choose the app suit for you.
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Sunday, October 26, 2014

How to Find Out Where a Picture Was Taken

Googles images search is a fantastic Internet tool to search for images. Its like an ocean which is only filled with both low and high quality images. Each and every photo present in the search engine results is belongs to its author who have uploaded their images to Google +, Flickr, Picasa, and to their websites. If you type a name on Google images, you could browse through the abundant pictures related to what you have typed.
Assume, if you have a picture saved it in your computer which is taken from Internet but dont know the details of the particular picture, then what you will do? To get the answer, you could simply use the same Google images tool. By using Google images you could be able to discover where the photos was taken from by uploading an image. It will show the exact picture or related pictures. Its is called as reverse image search. Possibly it may also depict the exact location of a picture. 

Read: How hide pictures,music and videos on Android

Many people didnt notice the "search by image" feature even though it is screened in front of our eyes. Here take a look:



How To Use?

  • Go to Google images.
  • You could see a camera logo saying Search by image  in the search box.
  • Click on it and select "Upload an image" option.
  • Choose file and upload an image from your computer.
  • Another easy method is that, just drag an image from any web page and move it to Google images search box.
  • Also browse through the Google search results which is indexed.


                                                                                                                                         
    The result will surprise you if the picture is available in the Google Images database.

    Read: Prevent your Facebook profile from being blocked by Facebook

The drag and drop image feature is not supported by Internet Explorer but in such case, you have to use the camera logo option to upload an image.

Image Information

  • Get the entire details about the picture like where it was taken from? who is the author  of the image? what was the images is all about?


    Track Your Own Images

    • You can use this Google images tool to track your own pictures whether it has been used in some other websites or not in case if you have uploaded your picture to Internet.

    How To Find Out If Someone is Fake?


    • You could identify a fake profile picture of a persons account who were using social media sites such as Google Plus, Facebook, etc. For example, if the profile picture of an ID is present somewhere in the Internet with some other name, you could doubt that the profile picture is may be duplicated. This falls under any one of the following two categories based on timings. i.e., either the image used in the profile was then copied by some one or he/she uses the image in their profile which was copied from somewhere.