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With the new Watch service, Facebook emphasizes its ambitions in the field of video. It also seems to look like: Internet traffic that seemed to be shielded.

In riots between extreme right-wing groups and counter-demonstrators, tens of thousands of people were injured in Charlottesville on Saturday. A woman died after a car was taken on a protest march.

Facebook has introduced its own video platform. With Watch, Mark Zuckerberg's concern wants to compete with YouTube. The service is first rolled out by a small group of users in the United States.

Facebook has pulled the plug out of an app for the second time this week. The social network has decided to unplug the Facebook Groups app.

The 15-year-old Rik from Rijnsburg (Zuid-Holland) has kept a good story about his summer holiday. He won the biggest game of ballooning in the world on Wednesday. At a holiday park in Ommen (Overijssel) the teenager defeated 503 others. All participants eventually won a bit, because they took a place in the Guinness Book of World Records.

The body that police took out of the water on Tuesday night in a park in Almere is indeed a seventeen-year-old boy who was missing. After investigation, police found Wednesday that there was a 'tragic accident.' Investigators found no clues that indicate a crime.

The Bob's Trail The Bob in the Efteling has been close after a collision since Saturday. Unclear is when the job returns.

Google is allegedly working on a project where publishers of new content can offer their news in a visually attractive way. That should be done according to The Wall Street Journal under the name Stamp. Insiders who spoke to the newspaper, compare Stamp with Snapchat Discover.

Google has adapted its Android Store Store for Android so apps that often crash or otherwise are not performing well appear lower in search results.

The Stories of Users on Facebook are also featured on the desktop site. It's a test at first, says the social media against Techcrunch.

South Korean prosecutors have demanded a celestial sentence on Monday for twelve years against the vice president of Samsung Electronics, Jay Y. Lee. The driver of the electronics group is entitled, among other things, to bribery of former South Korean President Park Geun-hye.

A brown bear killed a nineteen-year-old boy in a zoo in Sweden. That happened during a tour of public in Orsa park, the police reported in the Dalarna province on Friday.

Two suspects suspected to have prepared an attack on an international flight from Etihad Airways from Australia were also planning a second attack. They wanted to spread poisonous gas under a crowd, the Australian police announced on Friday.

Instagram Stories seems exactly one year after his release is more popular than Snapchat's major competitor. This can be attributed to figures released by Instagram Wednesday.

Facebook is working on a video chat device with a laptop size touchscreen. The new gadget should appear on the market next year, Bloomberg reports Tuesday.

Prince Charles ended the anniversary of the Battle of Passendale, exactly one hundred years ago, with two small ceremonies in Belgium. The British Prince attended the Welshe National Memorial Service at the Welsh National Memorial Park in Langemark on Monday at the beginning of the evening and finished off at Artillery Wood in Boezinge.

The first Dutch edition of the Pokémon GO Safari Zone is postponed to autumn. Developer Niantic announced on Saturday that the event in the city heart of Amstelveen will not continue on 12 August. Other events in Copenhagen, Prague and Stockholm are also postponed.

In a water park on Ohrid lake in Macedonia last week, dozens of Dutch children became ill on holiday. Parents complain about 'vomiting and diarrhea'.

More than 20,000 visitors to Tomorrowland music festival at Barcelona were evacuated on Saturday night after fire broke out on a stage. The open air festival ended abruptly when the main stage suddenly rose in flames because of unknown cause.

In a cottage in the Lageveld area in Hoge Hexel, near the Overijsselse Wierden, a body was found on Saturday at the end of the afternoon. Possibly the person died at a stabbing party.

An attempt to make a self-esteem with a zoo elephant in the Bannerghata Biological Park just south of Bangalore has become a young inhabitant of Hanumanthnagar on Tuesday.

The number of monthly Facebook users has risen to over 2 billion, an increase of 17 percent over a year ago. This is evidenced by figures that published the world's most popular social networking site.

One billion people use WhatsApp daily to send messages to family and friends. This made WhatsApp, part of Facebook, known in a blog on Thursday. A year ago, one billion people used WhatsApp every month. Monthly users have increased to 1.3 billion. WhatsApp users send 55 billion messages daily and share 4.5 billion photos and 1 billion videos daily.

The summer in New York has finally begun and so many people in Brooklyn and surrounding areas attract the Prospect Park. Unfortunately, for the many sun worshipers and joggers, an 'unusually aggressive' squirrel has made the park homemade and leaves little companions with it. The beast may have rabies and already had five people in the park.

A man who killed his girlfriend's five-year-old son in a British park because his child had lost a shoe was sentenced to life imprisonment on Tuesday. The court found guilty of the 39-year-old man from London on Monday to murder Alex Malcolm.

Not only can people be busy with their phone: baboons find such a smartphone also very interesting. That shows two mantle baboons from the zoo in Emmen after a visitor accidentally dropped her device in their stay.

The number of deaths among the migrants left in a car park on a parking lot in the San Antonio city on Sunday has risen to ten. The driver was charged Monday for human trafficking.

The celebration of Pokémon Go's first birthday celebrated in Chicago on Saturday, due to technical problems with servers and networking issues. Thousands of fans wanted to hunt for the characters, but they could not log in to network problems.

In a car park at a Walmart office in San Antonio (Texas) eight bodies were found in a truck. At least twenty other people have been taken to hospital, some in critical condition. Probably it's about immigrants.

The 43-year-old Tilburg who kidnapped her child of four in the Efteling was drunk. This is evidenced by police investigation. Broadband Brabant reported that the woman had a promille of about 1.9. That turned out to be a blow test.