For Its 10th Birthday, Google Chrome Gets A Major Redesign, Better Omnibox, And More
Chrome web browser is ten years old, and Google celebrates by giving it a new look as a present.
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All Androids Except Version 9 Are Affected By This Vulnerability, And Google Won't Fix It
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Android operating system is flexible and powerful. It can do a lot of things and is very customizable. But apparently, the OS is often the subject to vulnerabilities.
Appscope Is Not An 'App Store', But An 'App Store For Progressive Web Apps'
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Apps are at the central of smartphones, and it's almost impossible for users to literally live without them. Or can they?
Google Provides Big Data View Of Ethereum Blockchain By Integrating It With BigQuery
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As more companies are adopting blockchain into their business, Google is not slowing down as it dives deep into Ethereum.
For A Healthy Advertising Ecosystem, Google Restricts Ads Offering Third-Party Tech Supports
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Bad ads are not uncommon, and techical support scams are part of them.
Updates To Skype Embraces 'Simplicity And Familiarity'. Competition Is Just Too Tough
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It was in 2017 that Microsoft Skype introduces 'Highlight' feature, something that was a copy of Snapchat and Instagram Stories.
LINE Messaging App Launches Its Own Cryptocurrency And Blockchain Network
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Cryptocurrency has ups and downs, but the trend is growing steadily with more people becoming familiar with it and the blockchain technology.
Telegram Updates Privacy Policy To Make Its Platform Less Hospitable For Terrorists
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Messaging service Telegram is popular for those who want their chat to be encrypted and away from the governments' probe. But due to that nature, Telegram is also popular among terrorists and extremists.
The Largest Bitcoin Mining Pool Launches Ethereum And Ethereum Classic Mining Pools
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BTC.com is one of two mining pools owned by Bitmain, the dominant manufacturer of ASIC mining hardware.
Mozilla's 'Public Data Report' Shares Firefox Usage Data For Research And Public Use
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Organizations should be transparent, and that is what Mozilla is trying to do.
