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 | A new study by Pew has revealed that people on social networks are now beginning to recognize and use the privacy settings provided, especially on Facebook to avoid unwanted friend requests and people on their friend lists. In other words, users are now becoming more selective and unfriending on Facebook to try and “clean” their… |
![TheShoeMen Brings Shoe Laundry and Repair Services Online [NCR Only]](https://digitizor.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/TheShoeMen-Brings-Shoe-Laundry-and-Repair-Services-Online-NCR-Only-125x115.png) | An NCR based start-up called TheShoeMen has launched an online shoe repair service that provides shoe laundry and repair services to prospective customers at their doorstep. The service is available for all middle and high end shoe brands, ranging from Rs. 3000 to Rs. 50,000, and is looking to challenge the regular cobbler people go… |
 | Flyte, the digital music store which was reportedly going to be launched by Flipkart.com has finally gone live. The music service being offered by Flipkart was in fact possible through the company’s acquisition of Mumbai based startup Mime360, and the bollywood catalogue from Chakpak. Flipkart’s Flyte Music Download Service While there were was a lot… |
 | We have always enjoyed the services of Microsoft in all ways possible. The recent one though is about the Windows 8, the new operating system from the computer giant. Well, if you are thinking of how to install Windows 8 consumer preview on to your system, you might find an answer here. Microsoft has released… |
 | Ciafo, a technology start-up started in 2010 and based in Bangalore, India has launched its flaghip product, a web service called Travelomy.com. This next-generation travel guide uses the latest web 2.0 technologies to offer detailed travel information for hundreds of travel destinations across five countries in South Asia – India, Maldives, Sri Lanka, Bhutan and… |
 | Last week, Microsoft announced that Google had been circumventing privacy settings on Apple Safari, violating user privacy by placing cookies that track users on the web. This week, Microsoft has gone further and attacked Google again for having done the same with Internet Explorer’s privacy settings as well. The company released a blog post this… |
