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Opinion: Is Social Networking market getting Saturated?

July 26, 2011

This is a guest post by Rahul from Webplanetfreaks. If you would like to write for ShoutMeLoud, check our adsense revenue sharing program. A lot of my friends and family members are often boggled by the number of social networks that exist today. Although all of them are primarily Facebook members but they often wonder what is the use of so many platforms when you can do almost everything with one. Well, most of them are not as Geeky ...

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Facebook Woes: How-to Get the Old Chat Back

July 22, 2011

Join ShoutMeLoud on Facebook. Few weeks back we told you about the introduction of some new features on Facebook, some of which people like and some everyone disliked. The video chat feature was greatly liked by everyone who used it, but even now many people haven’t had the chance to try it out. Believe me, it has bugs and eats a lot of CPU since it’s powered by Skype. But, we also know that Facebook ...

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How-to Download Facebook App on Any Phone

July 15, 2011

Facebook launched a new java based mobile application few days ago that can be used on phone, except for those black and white ones and the ones without GPRS. Facebook for Every Phone is a revolutionary application that will work across any Java enabled mobile device and lets you use all of Facebook’s features. Now anyone with a mobile device that can access the internet can download and install Facebook mobile app on their mobile ...

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How-to Publish Updates on Facebook and Twitter from Google+

July 12, 2011

So, it seems like Google+ is actually gaining a lot of traction, despite of it being in beta. People are actually using Google+ and liking the experience. I get like 4-5 notifications every day and my Stream is always updating itself with stuff from other friends on Circles. Stuff that almost all the time are about Facebook and Google+ face-off!! As of now, Google+ has received all good reviews and the number of users who’re ...

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How to use Facebook Group Chat Feature

July 8, 2011

2 days back Facebook announced Video chat and group chat and video chat was rolled out instantly for everyone but group chat was rolled out in break. Anyways, today Facebook group chat is active on my Facebook account and here is quick tutorial on how to get started with Facebook group chat. Facebook group chat is easy to use and all you need to click on your friend name from the chat box and click ...

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Facebook Announces Video Chat and More

July 6, 2011

It’s happened, ladies and gentlemen and geeks!! Few days ago we told you that Facebook is going to launch video chat using Skype’s services and as I write this it’s already gone live. Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg just announced the next big thing on Facebook, the Video Chat feature at an event in Palo Alto. This is a real awesome feature at the moment that’s really going to change how things happen at Facebook. Instead of ...

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How to Make Google+ Look like Facebook?

July 3, 2011

So people around the web are trying their hands on Google+. Evereyone who started using Google+ are giving positive reviews and once Google+ will come out of beta and registration will be open for all, it will be good to see a battle between Facebook and Google+. Since with Google+ social networking site, Google has shown it’s intention of dominating social networking front. More over Google+ covers all the flaws of Facebook and simplified privacy ...

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Facebook Video Chat To be Launched Next Week

July 2, 2011

Not a day passes without the geniuses at Facebook thinking about how to dominate the world. To be frank, a video chat service was the only thing that has been missing on Facebook and perhaps a little less messier design. According to sources, Facebook will be launching a, much awaited, facebook video chat service that will be backed by Skype next week. You must be wondering, Why now? Why not a long time ago? Well, ...

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