How to confirm all Facebook friends requests by one click

If you have lots of friend’s requests in Facebook, you have to confirm one by one because there isn’t a button for confirm all. It is time waste
So we can do it with gracemonkey, and suitable user script. We can save our valuable time because of this method.

Customize the way a web page displays or behaves, by using small bits of JavaScript.

Let’s study step by step

Sandy disrupts Northeast U.S. telecom networks

Power outages and flooding caused by Hurricane Sandy disrupted telecommunications services in Northeastern states on Tuesday, resulting in spotty coverage for cellphones, television, home telephones and Internet services.

While all the region's telecom service providers were having problems, Verizon Communications, which serves many of the states in the hurricane's path, may have suffered some of the worst damage from the storm to its wireline network.

How to Bulk-Delete Gmail Messages

Gmail is best free email service. There are lots of features. We are given 10GB space. We can use gmail so as to feel other google services, blogger, analytics, YouTube …etc
However if you use your gmail account for facebook, when increase your friends, your gmail inbox will be filled with notification emails. Here the easiest way to clean your gmail inbox.

1. Log in to your gmail account 
2. Go to setting

China, Baidu posts slower revenue growth

China search engine company Baidu posts slower revenue growth

Baidu Inc, China's largest search engine company, posted its slowest quarterly revenue growth in more than two years, hurt by slowing sales as economic growth slows.

Baidu said on Monday that revenue in the third quarter was $994.6 million (620.3 million pounds), up 49.7 percent from the year-ago period.

For the fourth quarter, Baidu said it expects revenue of $979.3 million to $1.010 billion, below the average analysts' forecasts of $1.03 billion according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.

Windows 8 demand outpaces Windows 7

Microsoft CEO says Windows 8 demand outpaces Windows 7

Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said on Monday demand for the company's new Windows 8 operating system, released to the public on Friday, was running at a higher rate than its last release, Windows 7.

"We're seeing preliminary demand well above where we were with Windows 7, which is gratifying," Ballmer said at an event launching new Windows phones.

Nexus 10 official

Nexus 10 official: Samsung tablet trumps iPad's high-definition display

Google may have cancelled its launch event in New York, scheduled for today, but the company has gone ahead and announced its new products anyway.

The Nexus 10 is the latest large-screen tablet to come with the Nexus branding, rounding out a family that also includes he Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10.

New ITV Player goes live

New ITV Player goes live, rent archive footage ad-free

ITV's decision to offer paid for content ad-free on its ITV Player service has come into effect, allowing consumers to rent shows from the TV channel's archives, as well as still being able to catch up on recent shows for free.

New York tech events canceled

New York tech events canceled due to Hurricane Sandy

Silicon Valley is the national technology hub, but New York gets its share of tech events -- and many of this week's were canceled in anticipation of Hurricane Sandy pounding the East Coast.

New York City has declared a state of emergency, and public transportation was suspended starting at 7 p.m. Sunday. Flooding and power outages throughout the city are a concern.

32GB Google Nexus 7 UK release date revealed.

32GB Google Nexus 7 UK release date revealed, hitting stores tomorrow

Today's Nexus New York press event may have been postponed due to severe (life-threatening) weather warnings, but the 32GB Google Nexus 7 is still planned to hit UK stores tomorrow (30 October).

An assistant in a London branch of Currys & PC World told us that the version of the tablet device with a higher storage capacity than its stablemates will be available to buy from "tomorrow" or "online tonight".

Amazon takes dig at Apple over iPad mini

Amazon has responded to Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller's iPad mini launch presentation, where he slammed competitors to the 7.9-inch iPad mini, by posting a direct dig at its rival on Amazon.com.

The retailer points out that, even though its screen is 0.9-inches smaller, the Kindle Fire HD has a "stunning HD display with 30 per cent more pixels than iPad mini". In comparison, it lists the iPad mini as having a "standard definition, low-resolution display".

The Sensitive iPad Drawing Tool

The Hex3 JaJa Stylus: A Pressure-Sensitive iPad Drawing Tool That Uses Sound To Paint A Picture

Meet the Hex3 JaJa stylus, a pressure-sensitive drawing tool for the iPad (and other tablets, too) that transmits information to the device via sound waves, eschewing the need for a Bluetooth connection. It’s only one of a recent crop of pressure-sensitive styli for the iPad, but its unique, quirky design provides both its big advantages and its most significant flaws.

Tablet First, Mobile Second.

For the past six months I have owned the epitome of geek chic: an iPad 3 with a Logitech Ultrathin. I bought it because it seemed like a neat and lightweight solution to a persistent back pain problem that I have with laptops. However as I used it, it would draw much attention.

Its appearance on a table in a conference would spark conversations. Clients would stare mystified while I showed them how it worked and then ask where they could get one of their own. Random passers-by would walk up to me at events, on the train or in cafes and start much the same conversation. What kind of wunder-kit is this? How does it work? What kind of battery life does it have? And so on.

LinkedIn And The Mutable Rules Of Social Networking

What is a social network? In general terms, Facebook is a network of friends and family. Twitter is a network of people/things you find interesting. And LinkedIn is a network of colleagues – to cover off a few of the big ones. (I’m still trying to figure out a neat description for Google+ — feel free to add yours in the comments.) But those neat descriptions are simplifications of more complex and changeable realities.

Apple publishes legal case failure

Apple has published a statement acknowledging that it failed in a legal action over Samsung's Galaxy tablet computer. The American electronics giant was instructed to make the ruling public after losing its case that the Samsung Galaxy Tab was too similar to its own product. A judge at the High Court in London ruled in July that the Galaxy tablet was not "cool" enough to be confused with Apple's iPad.

Apple challenged the finding at the Court of Appeal, but the appeal was dismissed earlier this month.

Vodafone UK spoiler campaign targets EE 4G launch

Vodafone wrapped ads around British national newspapers on Friday touting the quality of its network ahead of rival EE's launch of next-generation 4G services next week. The campaign, in The Daily Telegraph, The Independent and The Guardian nationals and in the Metro and City AM freesheets, cost more than 4.5 million pounds, according to a source close to the company.

It will be supported by outdoor advertising. Since the arrival of smartphones, network quality has come to the fore as a point of differentiation between telecom operators, both in Britain and in other markets, according to analyst Thomas Wehmeier at Informa Telecoms and Media.

How to increase twitter followers

If you want get increase twitter followers, there is useful software “Tweetadder”. You can download it free but there are two methods to use this software.

1. Demo version
2. Full version

The Tweet Adder demo is fully functional and includes all of the features of the full version. However, you are limited to only using a single Twitter account, and a limited number of follows, unfollows, tweets and messages.

Windows 8 beginner tips

Windows 8 beginner tips: Where's the Control Panel and more
Steve Ballmer might have been bouncing about on stage with excitement at the Windows 8 launch, but we know not everything the big B touches is magic. Microsoft has thrown a lot out the Windows (sorry, we had to) with the new operating system, making it a less than familiar place when you first get started.

Samsung did NOT copy iPad

Apple forced to publish statement saying Samsung did NOT copy iPad

Apple has been forced to publish a statement on its UK website admitting that Samsung did NOT copy its products. 

The statement has been published on the Californian tech giant's UK site today. The publication, in response to a High Court Judgement in the UK, occurs against a background of multiple copyright cases between the two countries in many territories.

The TV of the future

The TV of the future - five technologies that will shape the way we watch

This week, analogue TV was switched off forever - the end of more than 70 years of analogue signals.

With the switchover, digital TV signals now reach 26 million homes and Freeview reception has now been boosted to 10 million viewers who previously lived in patchy blackspots. 

Chinese iPad Mini for £61

Chinese company unveils iPad Mini clone for £61

Apple unveiled its iPad Mini this week - and today, a knock-off version has appeared in China priced just $99 (£61).

The GooPad Mini has an eight-inch screen, a similar resolution to Apple's tablet, and will launch in November.

Hands On With The Canon 6D, An Affordable Full-Frame With Wi-Fi On Board

Besides spending some time with the Canon EOS M, I also got to test out the Canon 6D, a new full-frame offering from the camera-maker that’s set to arrive later this year. The $2,099 DSLR lowers the barrier to Canon full-frame ownership, and actually has a few tricks up its sleeve that the more expensive and extremely capable 5D Mk III doesn’t even offer.

Microsoft unveils Windows 8, Surface tablet

Microsoft Corp launched its new Windows 8 operating system and Surface tablet on Thursday in a bid to revive interest in its flagship product and regain ground lost to Apple Inc and Google Inc in mobile computing.
"We've reimagined Windows and we've reimagined the whole PC industry," Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer told Reuters Television early Thursday ahead of the launch.
Windows 8 devices and the company's new Surface tablet, which aims to challenge Apple's popular iPad head on, go on sale at midnight on Thursday.

Skype Gets Retina-Ready, Adds Multi-Window Chat And Live Messenger Support

Skype hit version 6 today, with a rare simultaneous release for both Windows and Mac. This brings a whole bunch of new features to the table, including single sign-on with both Facebook and Microsoft credentials, so that new users don’t even have to sign up for Skype itself, Retina display compatibility for Macs, and multi-window chats, so that you can have conversations going in multiple windows at the same time.

Facebook wins back friends on Wall Street, shares soar

Facebook Inc's shares headed towards their biggest one-day jump on Wednesday after the company reported a surprising rise in mobile advertising, easing concerns it was having trouble capitalizing on soaring use of smartphones and tablets.
Facebook shares, sold for $38 each in their initial public offering in May, were up 20 percent at $23.61 in late morning trade. The stock was the top percentage gainer on the Nasdaq.
Several brokerages raised their price targets on Facebook shares.

Apple launches iPad Mini with 7.9-inch screen

Apple today unveiled a smaller version of its hit iPad tablet - a 7.9-inch device 7.2mm thick and half the weight of previous iPads.

The machine will start at $330. It has a 10-hour battery life and runs the same apps as older iPads.

It is available to pre-order from Friday and will ship from November 2 in the United States. Other territories will wait longer for the device.

The company also unveiled a new, faster 'iPad 4', with a faster processor and longer battery life. It will be the first iPad to run on EE's 4G network in the UK.
                         

Top 10 apps that will save you money

There really is an app for everything – from food to fashion, travel tips, insurance deals, even how to get the best deal on a mortgage. If it costs money, the chances are there’s an app to make it cheaper whether it’s through discounts, price comparison or special offers.

Different apps tackle this in different ways. Some offer codes you can use to get in-store or online discounts, others require you to sign up (for free) to daily deals, while some are single use with long-term benefits. The great thing is that you can use them all together to manage budgets and cut outgoings and tailor them to suit your specific needs.

Here we’ve put together a list of our favourite money-saving apps to make the most of your money in these cash strapped times.

Shopping and eating

Vouchercloud
Cost: free
Android, iOS, BlackBerry OS

Discount site Vouchercloud delivers real world discounts direct to your phone. Stuffed with big name and independent brands, it uses your phone’s GPS to offer discounts local to you.

iPad Mini: hands on with the rivals

For the first time, Apple's expected iPad Mini will face stiff competition from Day One.

Arch-rival Google already has a highly successful 7-inch tablet, the Asus-made Nexus 7.

In Britain, both Amazon's Kindle Fire and US book chain's Barnes and Noble will offer tablets for £159, with huge libraries of books, films and TV shows on offer.

"The rumoured smaller (7” – 8”), cheaper iPad marks a significant shift in Apple’s strategy," says Mark Leach, chief strategy analyst at Ovum.

PSY-ops? Navy robot goes gangnam style

A humanoid robot that may someday evolve into a fearless firefighter aboard U.S. Navy warships has become infected with the "Gangnam Style" dancing virus.
Luckily, the CHARLI-2 robot does not have a real computer virus. But its human overseers at the Robotics & Mechanisms Laboratory at Virginia Tech decided to make the robot bop along to the viral South Korean pop song by artist PSY — even sneaking in the infectious song's signature horse-riding and lasso-waving moves during the new YouTube video.

Incredible '3D printer' turns anyone into a sculpture

If you can imagine it, you can print it… that seemed to be the mantra on everyone's lips at the world's first ever 3D Printshow.

The London event, held this weekend, showcased everything from 3D printed shoes and iPhone cases, to works of art and jewellery, even extending to espresso cups and a guitar.

One machine even turns smartphone portraits into a plastic 'bust' of its owner's head.

All were created using the futuristic technology, which grabbed the headlines earlier this year. Back then scientists were able to develop a 3D printed metal jaw that was then transplanted onto an 83-year-old woman in the first operation of its kind.

Vodafone Jelly Bean update for Samsung Galaxy S III now available

Vodafone Jelly Bean update for Samsung Galaxy S III now available

Vodafone has followed Three by becoming the second operator to begin rolling out the Android 4.1 update to customers who have the Samsung Galaxy S III.

Pocket-lint has spoken to Vodafone who confirmed that the roll-out had started, though it would be a staggered release over the coming days. Customers will be notified of the update on their phone, before being promoted to download it over the air.

13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display

Apple's 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display leaked image reveals Thunderbolt and HDMI ports

Images purporting to be the new 13-inch Apple Macbook Pro with Retina Display have emerged on the internet providing a few indicators of what we can expect.

With Apple due to command the tech world's attention at a San Jose event on 23 October, along with the much anticipated iPad mini, the Cupertino giant is expected to unveil a new 13-inch Macbook Pro complete with Retina Display.

Samsung Nexus 10 tablet arriving with Android 4.2

Samsung Nexus 10 tablet arriving with Android 4.2 at Google 29 October event

An internal video has been circulated around Google detailing what devices and software will be unveiled at the company's New York 29 October event.

Topping the bill is confirmation of a Samsung built 10-inch tablet, codenamed "Manta", but more likely to arrive as the Nexus 10. Noticeably the device will run Android 4.2, but rather than be Key Lime Pie, it will in fact just be another increment to the existing Jelly Bean OS.

New iPad to launch alongside iPad mini

Blimey, the Apple event tomorrow (23 October) is shaping up to be a Generation Game-like conveyor belt of products whizzed before journalists' eyes, with a new iPad rumoured to be announced alongside the iPad mini, 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display, new iMac and an update model of the Mac mini.

Sources state that the 3rd generation 9.7-inch iPad is going to be rejigged a bit. According to 9to5Mac, they claim that the company is adding some important enhancements, such as the adoption of the new Lightning connector instead of the old, wider socket and compatibility for global standards of 4G mobile internet - EE's UK network included.

Apple iPad 4 parts leak ahead of iPad mini release

Apple (AAPL) is wildly expected to introduce a smaller 7.85-inch iPad mini at the company’s event on Tuesday, but that doesn’t mean a newer iPad isn’t making its way towards production for release in the spring. We have received photos of what we’re told is the 4th generation iPad’s lightning dock connector. The photo compares the 4th generation iPad’s dock to the iPad mini dock, and the connector looks to be a brand new design.

                This most likely signals that the 4th generation iPad will also feature a redesigned interior to accommodate different components. We were also told that this is not simply the refreshed lightning dock connector for the 3rd generation iPad. We’ll have much more shortly. Thanks to Apple.pro and the Apple Musium Taiwan

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Top Facebook executive quits to join London's Tech City

Joanna Shields, head of social media group Facebook's operations in Europe, is leaving to join a British government-sponsored venture to create London's answer to Silicon Valley.
Tech City Investment Organisation was set up in April 2011 to attract inward investment focused on an area in London's east End, dubbed "silicon roundabout" and supporting start-ups looking to expand.

It has signed up companies including Cisco, Google and Intel.

Facebook’s First Server Cost $85/Month

At Startup School yesterday in the Memorial Auditorium at Stanford University, Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke to Y Combinator founder Paul Graham about the early days of Facebook. He revealed that, early on, the team did not intend for the TheFacebook.com (as it was called) to become a business.

In fact, being at Harvard and all, Facebook had no cash to run the business and operated it for the first few months for $85/month, which was the cost of renting one server. Facebook’s first server.

Zuckerberg: Facebook Started Out As A ‘Hobby’ And A ‘Project,’ Not A Company

Mark Zuckerberg took the stage at Y Combinator’s annual Startup School event this morning for a one-on-one conversation with Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham. It was his second major sit-down, on-stage interview since taking Facebook public earlier this year (his first was at TechCrunch Disrupt last month), and he spoke to a packed house at Stanford University’s Memorial Auditorium about the early days of Facebook and his personal entrepreneurial path.

PayPal Here Gets Its First U.S. Retail Deal; Now Sold At AT&T Stores

On eBay’s earnings call this past week, CEO John Donahoe revealed that the company’s Square competitor, PayPal Here, had landed its first U.S. retail deal. PayPal Here is now being sold at 1,800 AT&T stores across the US. Previously, PayPal only had an international retail deal in Japan with Softbank.

PayPal Here, which allows anyone to take credit card payments via both an app and dongle attached to a smartphone, is being sold at AT&T for $15, but you purchasers get $15 back with account sign-up.

Hate illegal robocalls?

Hate illegal robocalls? FTC offers $50,000 to help stop them

During election season, phones across the country ring with more unsolicited, automated calls than usual. So it's especially timely that on Thursday the U.S. Federal Trade Commission held a Robocall Summit to "explore innovations designed to trace robocalls, prevent wrongdoers from faking caller ID data, and stop unwanted calls."

HP to end storage resale deal with Violin Memory : Bloomberg

Hewlett-Packard plans to end its agreement selling solid-state storage devices made by Violin Memory, potentially complicating Violin Memory's plan for an initial public offering, Bloomberg reported.
HP will wrap up its deal with Violin Memory, one of a growing number of companies selling high-performance solid-state drives, to focus on selling storage machines from 3PAR, which it agreed to buy in 2010 for $2.4 billion, Bloomberg reported, citing an HP spokeswoman.
HP spokesman Michael Thacker told Reuters: "HP 3PAR is our strategic platform for solid-state storage." He declined to comment further.

Activision hopes new Skylanders game is a holiday hit

Activision Blizzard is betting big on children's fantasy adventure game "Skylanders" this holiday, with the launch of a new title on Sunday and plans for more mobile versions of the console game.
The franchise's second offering, "Skylanders: Giants", will hit stores in North America following the success of "Skylanders: Spyro's Adventures" whose U.S. sales have exceeded 286 million game packs, toys and accessories since its 2011 release.

Activision, which is better known for hardcore shooter games, is trying to stem the loss of subscribers from its bread-and-butter games like "World of Warcraft" and diversify revenue sources. Analysts say the "Skylanders" franchise can generate sales not just from games but also toys and licensed merchandise from apparel to bicycles.

Nintendo’s Wii U voice chat mess: Console might not support wireless headsets

Other than the unique touchscreen-equipped GamePad controller, the Wii U is a console that isn’t too different from this generation’s Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. It’s Nintendo’s (NTDOY) “catch up” console that finally adds high-definition graphics, a robust selection of video content through Nintendo TVii and an online gaming platform that the company says will finally compete with Xbox Live and PlayStation Network. Both of those services support voice chat during gaming sessions online and they both support wireless headsets, but the Nintendo Wii U might not even have simple voice chat down without a convoluted setup, according to Kotaku.

Microsoft Surface Pre-Orders Sell Out in U.S.

Pre-orders for the Microsoft Surface tablet slated to ship on October 26 have sold out for U.S. customers.

Initial Microsoft Surface orders are also delayed for eager buyers in the UK. After pre-ordering the latest Windows tablet online, UK customers are receiving confirmation emails stating, "The release date for the preorder product has changed." Orders are scheduled to ship on November 2, according to an Engadget report.
Some disappointed customers lamented on Twitter about the delay.

Cheap unlimited data for Samsung fans

MetroPCS adds Galaxy S III, promises cheap unlimited data for Samsung fans 


At long last, prepaid wireless carrier MetroPCS (PCS) has a popular high-end device to go with its low-cost data plans. MetroPCS on Friday announced that it will now offer customers the Samsung (005930) Galaxy S III, although they’ll have to pay the full $499 to get it since MetroPCS isn’t subsidizing it. On the other hand, customers willing to pay the upfront expenses could save money on their wireless bills in the long run since they’ll be able to take advantage of the carrier’s $55 monthly plan that delivers unlimited voice, text messaging and LTE data on a single line. MetroPCS, which recently agreed to merge with T-Mobile, is one of the few wireless carriers still waiting for Apple (AAPL) to give it the green light to sell the iPhone. The company’s full press release is posted below.

Charge Your Phone by Moving Your Body

We're constantly being told to get off our laptops and phones and head outside to get some exercise, but why not get the best of both worlds -- channel your body power for mobile power. The nPower PEG (Personal Energy Generator) turns your personal kinetic energy into electrical charges to keep devices fully juiced up. The more energy you create, the more you push into your phone. It's the ultimate symbiotic relationship.

The device contains a weight, springs, and inductive coil that stores power in the internal battery with each movement you make. But you have to be a serious mover and shaker to get your cellphone or iPod to power up. One minute of walking will get you enough power for one minute of listening on an iPod Nano. It takes 26 minutes of walking for one minute of talk time on a 3G iPhone.

Yahoo to exit South Korea in first Asian pullout

Yahoo Inc's South Korean operation said on Friday it will quit the country, underscoring its struggle against Google Inc and local competitors expanding aggressively into mobile advertising and online services.
South Korea is the first Asian country Yahoo is leaving, the firm said. An industry pioneer and household Internet brand, it has been overshadowed by global rivals including Facebook Inc and Google in recent years.
"Yahoo has faced several challenges in the past couple of years and decided to pull out of the (Korean) business to put more resources on global business and become more powerful and successful," Yahoo said in a statement.

Sony to cut HQ staff by a fifth, shutter Japan plant

Sony Corp said it will cut staff in its headquarters by a fifth and shutter a factory making camera lenses and mobile phones in Japan, providing new details of a previously announced plan to trim its global headcount by 10,000 by end-March.
In addition to 1,800 at a chemical business it sold to a state-run bank in Japan, Sony will let go roughly another 2,000 people from its head office and plant in Gifu, central Japan, Sony said in a statement on Friday.
Around another 2,000 workers will be trimmed in Europe, half at a joint mobile phone venture with Ericsson it recently ended. The remaining job losses will be at other factories around the world, the company said.

Mobile revolution, economy trip up tech giants

Mobile may be the future for technology, but even with the worldwide proliferation of high-powered devices like smartphones and tablets, some companies are struggling to maintain consistent revenue streams.
Earnings disappointments this week from Intel Corp, Microsoft Corp, Google Inc and AMD underscore how Silicon Valley, both the old guard and new, is struggling to profit from consumers' waning love affair with the stalwart PC and infatuation with mobile -- the most significant tectonic shift in the industry since the advent of the Internet.

Microsoft profit falls ahead of Windows 8 launch

Microsoft Corp.'s net income fell 22 percent in the latest quarter as it deferred revenue from the sale of its upcoming Windows 8 operating system to PC makers — and as PC sales in general took a dive.
The economic troubles in Europe also weighed on results, which missed Wall Street expectations.
The software company said Thursday that net income was $4.47 billion, or 53 cents per share, in the fiscal first quarter, which ended Sept. 30. That was down from $5.7 billion, or 68 cents per share, a year ago.