Author: Pavel Fedorov On July 1, Google closed Reader, which until that day was the most popular application for reading RSS feeds. Alas, this popular service was not the first tool whose implementation the corporation decided to curtail. Mashable figured out what other services the corporation killed by a strong-willed decision. Google Reader Once one of the most reliable RSS readers with a small (according to Google) but very loyal audience.

Users of the microblogging service are posting screenshots of how the official Twitter app sends a notification when someone retweets someone else's tweet. A huge number of Twitter users are surprised by the appearance of a new type of notification: they inform you that someone has retweeted something you retweeted before, but do not say what exactly.

Author: Igor Chelotkanov In this issue: confiscation of half a million dollars, a fine of one million rubles and 270 million views for free. Last week, the global Internet was more likely to follow the travels of one former CIA employee than to report on any new products. Unless Facebook continued to experiment with new functionality. Following the introduction of long-existing hashtags on other resources, social network No.

Apple has filed trademark applications for its smartwatch in several countries to guard against conflict with other manufacturers. Apple iWatch concept On June 3, Apple filed an application to register the iWatch trademark in Japan for products in the wearable computing or wristwatch category. The application, which became public last week, was reported by Bloomberg with reference to the Japanese patent office.