Google Launches AMP Stories To Bring Visual Storytelling To The Web
Accelerated Mobile Page (AMP) is Google's way of delivering websites in a faster and more convenient manner.
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In A Bot Purge Attempt, Twitter Limits Mass Tweets And Making People Lose Followers
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There is no doubt about it, Twitter is just full of trolls and bots. Acknowledging that, the microblogging platform finally addresses the issue.
IBM Partners With Unity, Bringing AI To Enterprise AR/VR Apps And Games
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IBM and Unity announces a partnership that brings Watson’s AI functionalities to the popular gaming engine, with built-in VR and AR features.
Snapchat Brings GIF Stickers, Courtesy Of GIPHY
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Snapchat announces that it's bringing some added features to its app, including support for GIF stickers.
Google Releases 'Google Pay': Combining Android Pay And Google Wallet Into One Service
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Google is rolling out Google Pay, a unified payment service that combines Android Pay and Google Wallet.
Some Of iPhone's Source Code Has Been Leaked: Apple Is Too Late To Prevent The Spread
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Apple is famously known for keeping its source code closed and far from anyone except itself. However, someone had leaked a bunch of its very sensitive code to public.
Telugu Character Crashing Apple Devices: Official Fix Has Been Released
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Apple releases software updates to all four of its consumer operating systems to address an issue that allowed usage of the Indian Telugu character to cause devices to crash.
Nuance Discontinues The Popular 'Swype Keyboard' For Android and iOS
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Android and iOS users have long been able to install third-party keyboards by downloading them straight from the Play Store or App Store respectively.
Bing Ads Editor Allows Advertisers To Add Labels On Their Dynamic Search Ads
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Microsoft introduced Dynamic Search Ads (DSA) to Bing Ads Editor back in October 2017. And in order to help users manage their DSA more efficiently, the company starts allowing people to add Labels.
Google's Search Console: Crawl Limits Have Changed Drastically
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The search engine giant had removed the quotas for how many URLs website owners can resubmit to Google from its 'Fetch as Google tool' in its Search Console Interface. This has left people wandering.
