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Google's share of the US search market dipped by one per cent in June claims the recent poll done by online search analytics firm Hitwise.

According to the data the percentage of overall searches that were done using Google came down from 72.17 per cent in May to 71.65 per cent by 26 June.

According to recent reports the compact encryption code used by Skype to protect its network has been uncovered by cryptography expert Sean O'Neil.

O'Neil on the contrary believes that the code has already been exploited by Skype spammers.

Skype's encryption code is supposedly hovers around a cipher called RC4,  that is employed by the VoIP service provider to offer security to its clients and  at the same maintain a distance from servers which might be attacked by hackers and spammers, as well as third parties who might create their own IM clients using Skype's network.

A recent study claims that there has been gradual increase in number of women who are addicted to Facebook, reports the Telegraph.

A research done by the Oxygen Media and Lightspeed Research (http://www.lightspeedresearch.com/), took responses of 1,605 adults using the site between May and June of this year.

It was observed that 21 per cent of women check their Facebook profiles in the middle of the night, and a further 20 per cent say that checking their Facebook account is the first thing they do in morning.

The director of ‘The Dark Knight’ and ‘Batman Begins’, Christopher Nolan says his new movie ‘Inception’ is strongly influenced by the 007 James Bond movie series.

The film starred Leonardo DiCaprio and Michael Caine and its UK premiere was held in London.

The director has said that he had a great admire to the Bond film because of its grand scale action. He was deeply influenced by the Bond series and there will be some similarity in action in his movie too.