Adobe Introduces 'Liquid Mode' To Make PDF Reading Less Painful
The Portable Document Format, or PDF, is a file format Adobe created in 1993 to present documents, including text formatting and images.
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Wikipedia Wants To Have A New Desktop Web Design, For The First Time In 10 Years
Wikipedia is the most popular online dictionary, and it's that way for many reasons.
Microsoft Gets An Exclusive License To Use OpenAI's Controversial GPT-3 AI Model
Microsoft is already a close partner to OpenAI, having made several deals with the company in the past. And this time, the partnership is just getting stronger.
This AI Is Capable Of Beating OpenAI's GPT-3, With 99% Fewer Parameters
AI is only as good as the data it learned from. In theory, the more the data the better. In other words, more is better than less.
Google Starts Crawling Websites Through HTTP/2 Starting November 2020
In the era where hackers are smarter and websites are getting more complex, an upgrade is a must to ensure better security and speed.
WhatsApp, Signal And Telegram Aren't At All Secured, Researchers Found
Billions of people around the globe rely on their favorite messaging apps to communicate with their family members, friends and colleagues.
How iOS 14 Widget Feature That Is A Decade Late, Managed To Embarrass Google
Once a year, Apple introduces a host of new features and improvements to its iOS mobile operating system. And in this 2020 is no exception.
Ahead Of Election, Twitter Informs Selected High-Profile Accounts To Ramp Up Security
An election is a formal group decision-making process, where a country's population is required to vote for an individual or multiple individuals to hold public office.
Ending Two Legacy Services, Mozilla Says Goodbye To Firefox Send and Firefox Notes
Running a business is not easy. And things don't get any better amid the 'COVID-19' coronavirus pandemic.
Orange For Microphone, Green For Camera: Apple iOS 14 Wants Apps To Be Transparent
Apple has created products that millions of people use. That slab of metal and glass people call iPhones, have complex circuitry that packs a lot of sensors.