To Cut Down 'Fleeceware', Google Updates Its Policies And Introduced New Approaches
Mobile app stores allow developers to create apps, monetize and change how the ecosystem works. But not all developers are good, as some have malicious intentions.
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To Aid COVID-19 Efforts, Apple Shares User Location Data From Apple Maps
Smartphones are packed with a lot of sensors, and one of the most notable, is the GPS sensor.
18 Months Planning: GitHub Cuts Its Pricing By Half, And Makes It Free For Teams
The popular software hosting and collaboration platform GitHub has made some of its core premium features available for free for everyone.
Avast Secure Browser Arrives To Android, Complete With A Built-In VPN
The internet is never a safe place to be. This is why users need to implement security practices to prevent bad things from happening to them.
Instagram Direct Messaging Feature Rolling Out To All Users On Desktop
Instagram announced that it is rolling out its DM feature for users on desktop.
Apple And Google Partner To Bring Coronavirus Contact-Tracing Technology To 3 Billion People
Apple and Google are companies conducting businesses in the tech field. They are rivals and fierce, but they can be friends when the world needs them.
Indonesia's Ride-Hailing Apps Temporarily Disable 'Ojek' Services To Help Curb Coronavirus
The novel 'COVID-19' coronavirus has spread faster than most people have anticipated, and Indonesia is struggling to contain it.
Ditching The 'Hangouts' Brand, Google Says Hello To 'Google Chat' And 'Google Meet'
Google is a large company with many products. But its naming schemes were never really praised.
Researchers Discovered 32 iOS 'Fleeceware' Taking Advantage Of Careless Users
There are good apps and bad apps. But there are also good apps that can turn bad when their time comes.
Google Released Chrome Web Browser Version 81: Better Late Than Never
With over two billion users, Google Chrome is the most popular web browser by a long margin, far beyond others in the competition.