Getting yourself anonymous or untracked on the web is difficult enough when almost every websites and web services out there are deploying everything in their disposal to know their visitors better.
The progress on how technology advances has made humans to be both pleased and terrified. And for what reason? Some may think the human race will be taken over by robots once artificial intelligence (AI) is fully developed. But we can still presume that AI won't be replacing humans in the near future. Or will it?
The microblogging Twitter is making a huge change to its 140-character limit. And that is one of its four biggest change in its history.
The U.S.-based multinational computer software company Adobe, is introducing Spark which it hopes to help small businesses and non-profits in creating images, media and websites for their campaigns. Launched on May 19th, 2016, the software is a suit of tools to bring the web closer to developers.
Google I/O is Google's annual software developer-focused conference where people can see a glimpse of its visions. In 2016, the event was held on May 18-20th, 2016 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View.
Facebook is serious about its Live feature, and now has gone further by introducing an interactive map that shows locations of all live-streaming videos around the world.
BitTorrent is a software company that provides communications protocol of peer-to-peer file sharing to distribute data on the internet. Known most for its file-sharing torrents and Sync, the company believes it can do much more that that - and that is live television.
Buildings are pretty much everything we see; they occupy either living space or anything to be put inside. Data centers are what homes the web, and for Google, they are the ones that store what the company has in its disposal.