Twitter Starts Enabling People To Sign In From Their Google Or Apple Accounts
Traditionally, Twitter requires new users to fill out a form to create new accounts.
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'Hotwheels', And The Regrets Of Fredrick Brennan
"Even the idea that some cultures are supreme to others is on shaky grounds in some leftist circles. Supremacy, any kind of supremacy, is toxic politically."
- Fredrick Brennan
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Webmasters 'Don't Have To Be Worried' For Using JavaScript On Websites, Google Said
Gone are the days of creating and developing websites with static pages.
With JavaScript, webmasters and web owners can ramp up things up to a whole different level, and create more engaging user-interface that is more appealing and more interesting.
To Get The Most Out Of Android Device's Battery, Leave The Headache To Just Android
A battery's capacity is only limited to its size and the technology (material) being used to make it. In this world where people are connected to the internet, this can be a problem.
And this makes manufacturers face a dilemma.
How Email Trackers Are Watching People's Inboxes, And How To Block Them
While most online communications have shifted to social media networks and messaging platforms, a lot of people still use emails.
If compared to its younger counterparts, emails can be considered a relic from the past. But still, emails do have a number of advantages.
'Memory Leak' Is The Main Reason Why People Should Restart Their Phone Often
Most people probably leave their phone on all the time. The only times their phone is off, is either when they don't want to be disturbed, or when the phone ran out of charge.
The Only 2 Reasons That Can Force Google To Remove Contents From Its Search Results
Google is the search engine giant of the web. No search engine is larger than Google, and nothing is stopping it from growing.
Humans Trust Algorithms More Than They Trust Each Other, Research Found
Humans are social creatures. But with the advancing technologies and the internet, it seems that humans trust computers more than they trust their fellow humans.
Understanding The 'Ghost Touch' Problem, And Why Proper Care Is Needed
With devices'' screens supporting more colors and have higher pixel densities, they become increasingly alluring to see and to work with. But when they don't work, or work when they don't have to, they can be really annoying.