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Social networking giant Facebook appeared to go down for users Monday afternoon. “We apologize to those who have been inconvenienced”, the site told Venture beat.

The biggest is that Facebook wouldn’t make this kind of privacy change unless it wanted to immediately lose a huge chunk of its users.

Mr Modi’s statement said that while both leaders shared “an uncompromising commitment on climate change”, he was careful to mention that this was “without affecting our ability to meet the development aspirations of humanity”.

Some media outlets are reporting that some users are starting to get back on the site as the company works to restore service to everyone. “Yes, it was down and for those who earn their bread and butter by Facebook, it is a nightmare”.

“It’s not all altruism”, Zuckerberg said later.

Unlike their Indian counterparts, the dailies in America did not have NAMo’s face plastered all over them.

Peter Koo, Samsung’s SVP, has just announced at Facebook’s Oculus Connect VR developer conference that – after two years of working together – Samsung andOculus VR are ready to release a co-developed consumer headset. The gadget also displays...

Luckey guesses that it will take about 10 years for virtual reality to be mass-adopted.

FACEBOOK users are unable to access the social networking site after it went down this evening.

The final suppositions have been made: Facebook is to use Oculus Rift Virtual Reality headset for movies, games in addition to educational purposes.

Even though Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrapped up his visit to USA and Ireland and is heading back to India, there were some moments from his visit that tickle our amusing bones.

Modi later visited Google headquarters and met with Indian-born Chief Executive Sundar Pichai, who announced that Google would bring wireless Internet to 500 Indian railway stations, news that Modi revealed at a dinner Saturday night with more than 350 business leaders.

From expressing his dream of making India a 20 trillion dollar economy and breaking down while talking about the struggles faced by his mother, Indian PM Narendra Modi visited the Facebook headquarters and attended a Facebook Townhall Q and A session on Sunday. “By hiding...

While in India, he observed the connections people made and realized if people had a better way to connect and communicate, the world would be a better place. Noting that India is a “heaven” for investors, he said, “I do not believe that there is dearth of...

Facebook is not making users pay to make their profiles private and FOX13 is not broadcasting this information. In a word: no.