The search giant Google is making some minor improvements to Google Maps on Android. The design is meant to put commuting information, as well as other "helpful everyday info," front and center.
The search giant Google has added a new method for expanding search results by showing a carousel across the top.
Comments can be a good thing. However for the Internet Movie Database (IMDb) which is the largest internet-based movie database, it has failed to offer a place for productive conversation involving movies, actors, shows and others in the entertainment industry.
Airbnb is an online marketplace and homestay network that enables people to list or rent lodging or residential properties. While it's moving inside the travel industry, it appears that it wants to assist developers to create better products.
The social network giant Facebook is one of the internet service that has the largest user base. However, with the many posts and uploads at any given moment, the crowded social platform can be rather empty.
Mozilla first started Firefox OS in 2013 as "Boot to Gecko," and it was an interesting concept.
While Facebook has allowed users to manually attach tags and locations on photos to make it simpler for others to find them, the social giant has revealed that it's developing its Artificial Intelligence (AI) to better identify photos on its platform.
In the messaging industry, self-destructing secret messages are now a trend. Started by Snapchat, the trend has been followed by almost every popular messaging app and social media networks.
With more people depending on the internet, many people are also turning on the it to look for recipes. As the search giant on the web, Google has already provided suggestions for this. But things can be overwhelming for users.
Google and Mozilla are taking new steps to warn internet users about websites vulnerable to hacking. Their web browsers, Chrome and Firefox, have started describing some HTTP connections as insecure as they continue the industry-wide push to promote encrypted HTTPS.
