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All good things come to an end and so the recent announcement by Yahoo that many core features in Yahoo Messenger are to be discontinued can at least be taken in that spirit. Since taking over at Yahoo, Marissa Mayer has implemented a raft of changes; all geared at making the media and search company leaner and more agile

After a few early teething pains, the iPhone 5 has found its natural rhythm and Apple is gearing up to launch the new device in several key overseas markets.

PayPal has ruled the roost where online payments are concerned but in recent years a few credible players have popped up in earnest opposition to the eBay-owned online payment processor. One such player is Alipay, a subsidiary of the Alibaba Group which has been creating quite a stir in China. Now to be fair, PayPal’s presence in China is not as pronounced as Alipay, but given the convergence of shopping markets and channels, both companies are easily direct competitors with one another

Mozilla has been rolling out a slew of updates to Firefox recently and quite noticeable are the changes aimed at making social networking a more integrated part of the browser. The latest update comes with native integration for Facebook Messenger and the foundation had a grand reveal for the feature that it hopes will increase loyalty among its millions of users. Official partnership Facebook Messenger for Firefox as the new partnership is being called looks to be a well-planned collaboration between Mozilla and Facebook

Facebook gets around 300 million photos uploaded to its site every day and the social networking giant already owns Instagram. The last thing you’d expect then is a significant improvement to its own photo sharing capabilities.

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The promise was simple: for those of us who don’t like the annoyance of being targeted by advertisers, a new and bold mechanism for keeping ads at bay would be implemented across all the major web browsers. The bold initiative was dubbed Do Not Track and after lengthy negotiations between advertisers, web browser manufacturers, the Obama administration and privacy advocates, progress seemed likely.