0 YouTube asks users to post real names for commenting

YouTube has been long criticised for having a poor commenting system with its number of videos being flooded with meaningless, stupid and racist rants. Google has finally decided to do something about it. The video sharing network will now seek your real name before posting any comment on the site.

When any user attempts to comment on a video, a box pops up asking the person to post real and full name. The full name further directs user to Google+ accounts as Google requires the real name of someone signing up for a Google+ account.

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0 More Indians access Facebook via mobile phones

The number of Indian users accessing Facebook via mobile phones has significantly increased over the years, reveals a top official of the social networking site.

Facebook India director-online operations Kirthiga Reddy says that India, also the second largest Facebook nation, has grown from eight million mobile users to 50 million users, as the social networking site has evolved as one of the most effective tools for communication on the go.

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0 Android 4.1 Jelly Bean may come soon on the Samsung Galaxy S II and S III

Samsung may introduce Google’s latest OS not only in its current flagship device, the Samsung Galaxy S III but in the Galaxy S II as well.

According to sammobile.com, the Samsung Galaxy S III will get the Jelly Bean update soon and that Samsung is testing the 4.1 OS on the S II as well. The 4.1 update for the S III is expected to roll out in August/September 2012. The blog also goes on to say that the first tests with Jelly Bean on the S II have shown successful results.

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0 India leads the list of top spam-relaying nations says Sophos

According to the IT security and experts at SophosLabs, India is among the world's top spam-relaying countries. The experts say there's more than one in ten chance that a spam in your inbox has originated from an Indian computer. Sophos have detailed the world's spam-relaying countries in its latest “dirty dozen” report. Interestingly, India had topped the list in Sophos' previous “dirty dozen” list as well.

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0 Samsung Galaxy S III goes to doctor

Old-school: Tearing apart your smartphone just to get a glimpse of what's inside and to see how a manufacturer has crammed the parts and pieces into a super-slim frame.

New-school? Tossing that smartphone under an X-ray machine and letting technology do the work for you, sparing you from having to purchase all kinds of tiny tools and possibly wreck your phone something good in the process.

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0 Google sells out of 16GB Nexus 7 tablets

Google's officially out of stock of 16-gigabyte Nexus 7 tablets. And, according to sources speaking to The Guardian's Charles Arthur, it's because the company "seriously underestimated" demand for the seven-inch device.

"The Guardian understands that Google's planners had thought that buyers on the Google Play store, more than from physical or online retailers, would be more committed to the company's 'cloud' concept, and so would have more of their content stored online, rather than wanting to keep it on the device," Arthur wrote.

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0 RCom introduces unlimited BBM plan

Reliance Communications (RCom) has announced an unlimited BBM plan for its prepaid and postpaid BlackBerry users across India.

For Rs. 129, Reliance's CDMA and GSM users can access BBM for 30 days. The 'unlimited BBM plan' also includes 600 local and national SMS free for prepaid customers. For postpaid customers, the free SMS are 500 per month.

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