Google Site Search (GSS, or previously known as Google Custom Search Business Edition) is an edition of Google Custom Search that is designed for websites that want to incorporate the company's search engine capabilities into their platform.
WhatsApp is known to be a messaging service that is straightforward with no gimmicks. But things are changing.
Google and Microsoft Bing are two of the largest search engines of the web. Under the "code of practice" in an agreement that was made on February 20th, 2017, the two search engines have agreed to remove links to infringing content from their results pages.
The once was the pioneer of the internet, Yahoo! is experiencing yet another hacking incident. The company has discovered that its database of users have been breached by hackers using "forged cookies."
Humans will do whatever they can in order to survive. We know that helping each other has an advantage to overcome many situations. But we also know that in some circumstances, betrayal can be the key for survival. The same goes for machines.
The online retail giant Amazon has launched Amazon Chime to all of its customers. The modern and fully-managed communication service that is just another contender in the already crowded messaging market. Or is it not?
The social giant Facebook is rolling out a feature that allows job seekers to connect with their hiring employers without ever leaving its platform. In one way or another, this is where Facebook starts to become the new LinkedIn.
Searching for things can be boring, and the same goes to searching for things on Google. While the search engine giant has become better in delivering facts and results based on user's interest, it lacked the power to deliver the "fun" part.
Facebook is announcing a series of updates on how the social giant is showing video contents. The first is the autoplay for sounds on videos. After testing it out since late 2016, the company said that it has heard positive feedback from users about the feature.
Alibaba Cloud, the cloud computing business of the giant e-commerce Alibaba Group, has quietly announced that it has already doubled the capacity of its Hong Kong-based data center in order to meet the increasing demand in the Asia-Pacific region.
