Google Announces Two 'Privacy-Enhancing Technologies' So Privates Remain Private
Private information is meant to be private. But if ever they find their way to the internet, Google wants to ensure that they retain at least some of their privacy.
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DuckDuckGo Wants To Block Google's 'Invasive, Annoying' Sign-In From Popping Up
Google's reach in the digital world in undisputedly large. And many websites still rely on Google for various things.
Google Introduces Client-Side Encryption To Gmail For Users On Desktop
While most online communications have shifted to messaging platforms, lots of people still use emails.
AI-Powered Image Generator From OpenAI Can Go 3D With 'Point·E' Model Generator
AI is about intelligence demonstrated by machines, as opposed to natural intelligence displayed by living things.
TikTok Explains How Its Algorithms Work When Suggesting The 'For You' Feed
User retention is important. And on social media, algorithm is the single most important thing that can drive higher engagements on social media.
This 'Freeform' App From Apple Is Meant For 'Creative Brainstorming And Collaboration'
Apple the tech giant is known for many things. But what it's not known for, is to frequently introduce new apps.
To Fight Trolls, YouTube Updated Its Spam Detector, And Began Enforcing Stricter Rules
Trolls are everywhere on the internet, and on Google’s YouTube, they live there and thrive.
How This AI Went Viral, And Also Controversial, With Its 'Magic Avatars' Feature
Taking selfies can be traced back to 1839, when Robert Cornelius produced a daguerreotype of himself.
Instagram Introduces New Sharing Features That Include 'Notes' And 'Group Profiles'
Social media platforms are meant to make users social. But socializing in the digital world can be complex.
With 'Data Protections', Apple Provides Enhanced Security Against Threats In The Cloud
Anything that has access to the internet, is at risk of hack and all forms of cyberattacks. And Apple is trying to up its game.