0 Facebook working on a real-time bidding service, Facebook Exchange

Facebook is working an a real-time bidding feature for advertising on its website. According to reports the technology, already used by Google and other Internet companies, is aimed at more effectively targetting ads at consumers.

The service, to be known as Facebook Exchange, will provide advertisers access to various types of social network users, categorised on the basis of their browsing history. Facebook's real-time bidding is expected to roll out within few weeks.

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0 Google testing YouTube redesign; looks closer to Google+

Google is reportedly testing a redesign to YouTube that makes its video sharing network look a lot more like its social networking website, Google+. According to reports, the update is available to a small number of users right now.

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0 Apple patent application shows removable lens camera for iPhone

A filing at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, uncovered by Apple Insider, shows an iPhone-like device with a unique switchable lens mobile camera.

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0 92 new features in Apple's iOS 6

Your iPhone or iPad may be getting 200 new features this fall. That's what Apple promised in iOS 6, as long as you have an iPhone 3GS or later, a second- or third-generation iPad, or a fourth-generation iPod touch.

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0 Idea introduces ID 918 dual-SIM Android smartphone

Competition in the budget smartphone segment continues to heat up, as Idea Cellular launches its dual-SIM Android touch phone – ID 918. The device is already available at online retailers such as Flipkart with a price tag of Rs. 5,994.

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0 Microsoft reportedly set to buy Yammer for $1bn

Recent reports hold that Microsoft is in talks with Yammer, looking to buyout the intra-company professional and social networking service, for around $1bn. Yammer, used by over 200,000 companies, was founded in 2008 by David Sacks, and is based out of San Francisco, California.

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0 Samsung denies rumours of developing a Facebook rival

Samsung has rejected reports that it is working on a new social networking website to compete with Facebook. The company said that the reports were completely “groundless” and that it was only planning to expand its sharing services.

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0 LinkedIn email alerts on resetting passwords land up in spam boxes

Many e-mail alerts LinkedIn used to notify its users on how to reset passwords accessed by hackers landed into spam boxes, claims email security vendor Cloudmark. This means many users, who suffered from the recent data breach, are still not yet aware their passwords have been compromised.

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