Mobile devices are everywhere, and their interface is just getting better and better. However, there are limits on how touch interface can do in term of receiving user input.
The social giant Facebook has been planning to kill its Photo Sync feature since 2015. On January 10th, 2016, the company began phasing out the three-year-old photo syncing feature to reflect the shifting user habits.
AOL, or previously known as American Online, is an American multinational mass media corporation. Search engine is one of its many services, and as of January 2016, it's powered by Bing.
Internet Explorer was once Microsoft's right-hand in getting people to browse the web. When it had virtually no equal competitor, the browser thrived as one of the most popular web browser. When powerful competitors blooms and the trends shifted, its popularity fell.
The social giant Facebook is again using its users as test subjects.
Online advertisements are what power most of the web. On mobile where ads are becoming more common, not everyone is liking it. One of them is Apple.
AI or Artificial Intelligence is seen as the future of technology. Not because it's capable of doing computation better than the current tech, it's because it can do what any previous tech can't do. And that is taking computing automation to the next level.
The internet is indeed big and still growing. When it comes to bringing internet access to those that aren't yet connected, what's more important? Maintaining open neutral internet without limitation or restricting it so the poor can access it for free?
Mozilla releases A-Frame, an open-source library for creating virtual reality web experiences without having to know the powerful and complex WebGL.
Social media and chat messaging are becoming one single being. Both are aiming to give people a more social behavior on both mobile and the web. Facebook is one of which who has both a social media and messaging.