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Facebook is flooded with lots of applications and everyday we are introduced to new applications by family and friends.

You would have added so many applications but latter on you might realise that, it is not the one for you. If you don’t remove such applications from your profile, you will receive unnecessary updates and your Facebook experience may turn to be worst.

Here are the steps that would help you to remove the applications from Facebook profile.

1. Logon to Facebook

2. Click on Applications->Edit Applications which is there on the bottom left of your Facebook page. 

3. This would display the available applications for your profile. From the select box choose Authorised to display all applications that are authorised by you.

4. From the listed applications, select the application you want to remove. (In this example let us remove the Twitter application)

5. Click on Remove to confirm the removal

6. Now the application is successfully removed from you the your Facebook profile.

Related guide : How to merge Twitter with Facebook?

iPhone created revolutionary changes in the latest mobile world. 

Everyday we are getting new records and statistics about iPhone. In the same line, recently iPhone silently set a new record/statistics.

iPhone is now, the topper in Most Popular Cameras used by Flicker Community. Find the below graph published by Flickr.

This placed one of the leader in Camera industry, Canon, to second place in general category. No need to say that iPhone is the leader now in Camera Phones category too.

If you observe the graph, you could also notice that, this is not the first time iPhone reaches the first place.

iPhone users, along with unlimited internet access, are taking pictures uploading it their Flickr page so often.

The new iPhone 3Gs, with cool camera features & apps, is also a reason for it’s top position. Recently, Flickr released it’s official iPhone app. That could be the potential reason for sudden hype in the graph.

Canon’s new rival, iPhone, is born.

Geek, Dork, Dweeb and Nerd - Pictorial explanation

This is the best Venn Diagram I have ever seen to explain confusing terms.

Now you need not worry if someone call you as Nerd.

Image credit : Digg

Did You Know? originally started out as a PowerPoint presentation for a faculty meeting in August 2006 at Arapahoe High School in Centennial, Colorado, United States. The presentation "went viral" on the Web in February 2007 and, as of June 2007, had been seen by at least 5 million online viewers.

This is another official update to the original Shift Happens videos. This completely new Fall 2009 version includes facts and stats focusing on the changing media landscape, including convergence and technology

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