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Facebook is undoubtedly a very popular social networking site that has more than 800 million users the last time we have checked. If you are a company with an online presence, you might want to look at how mobile apps could help you market products and services even more effectively. This is even more important if your product or service is web-based, much like Facebook.

You see, Facebook has more than 100 million daily users on mobile phones using mobile apps. This statistic became clearer last week when it was reported that Facebook now has more daily users on Android than it has on iPhone.

Intel Corporation and INSIDE Secure SA have entered into a technology transfer and service deal. Pursuant to the agreement, Inside Secure will provide Intel access to its near-field communication software and core hardware technology that the latter can use in the development of its future products.

What’s more, INSIDE will be providing Intel’s Mobile Wireless Group access to scalable NFC solutions based on the NFC chip specialist’s MicroRead NFC controller chip, SecuRead combined NFC controller and embedded secure element, and Open NFC products for Android phones.

We have all wished, at one point or another, that we could learn a new language. But we all know this is not something that’s easy to do. Many of us just don’t have the time to scout for schools and squeeze classes into our busy schedules.

Fortunately, though, there are many language schools that now offer online courses. Slovakian startup Lingibli is one of these groups that are picking up the online language school trend. However, Lingibli is doing it in a different way.

There has been lots of news about how Google is about to come in as a fast challenger in the tablet scene. The rampant rumors was confirmed by Google’s very own executive chairman, Eric Schmidt, who said that the premium tablet could be hitting the market in six months’ time…which means that they HAVE been working on it for a pretty long time…as long as those rumors has been around, probably. 

This serves as good news to tech enthusiasts because this is coming from the very company that brought about the Android fever. 

Mobile is on the rise and it will continue to dominate in 2012. We are not just basing this prediction on the number of users, although that in itself is telling enough.

Nope. Instead, we take a look at what happened in 2011.

In 2011, we saw how QR codes started growing mainstream. QR codes help make it easy to bridge the offline with the online world. For marketers and business owners, this means that they are now able to link marketing materials such as posters, flyers and even business cards to their websites, or special mobile sites that would help them capture more customers and get more sales.

With Christmas less than a week away, you might want to spice up your greeting cards with a QR code. Rather than just writing your wishes for you relatives and friends, why not do these instead:

Record your family singing a favorite Christmas carol, then upload it online. Put the mp3's URL behind a QR code and seranade your friends when they open your Christmas cards and scan your QR code.

Gartner Research estimates that by 2013, a lot more people would be using mobile devices, tablets and smartphones to access the Internet.  That means that a lot of people would be seeing your website on their mobile phones.  The good news is that you can have your current site displayed on mobile screens. The bad news is that if you just let people look at the desktop version of your websites, then chances are they are thinking what an ugly site you have.  Worse, the experience just might turn them off and make them leave your site.