Gmail's 15th Birthday: A Quick View Of The Past, And The Future
Social media may reign the frontend of the web. But email, considered ancient relic of the past, is still inside the hearts of many.
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'Q', The First Gender-Neutral Digital Voice Assistant In Challenging Gender Stereotypes
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Alexa from Amazon, Siri from Apple, Google Assistant or Cortana from Windows. They all have two things in common.
Less Than A Decade Old, Google's URL Shortener Officially Meets The End Of Its Life
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The Google URL Shortener (goo.gl) which was launched in December 2009, was originally intended to be used with Google Toolbar and Feedburner.
Expanding Archives On Political Ads, Facebook Wants People To Better Understand Them
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Facebook is the largest social media in the world, and that title doesn't come without consequences.
Google Has A Flappy Bird-Like Game, Accessible Only Without Internet Connection
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While the internet is already available in many places, in both cellular coverage and Wi-Fi, there are times when people find themselves without connection.
Twitter With Three Color Themes: Having 'Lights Out' That Is Completely Black
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One of the design trends that caught the tech industry in 2018, was companies in creating products with dark mode.
Microsoft Teams With Adobe To Compete With Salesforce, Using LinkedIn As Weapon
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While tech giants can certainly work alone, there are circumstances that teaming up is the only way out.
Evolving Email, Google Makes Gmail Dynamic With Web-Like Interactivity
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Sending emails using email services have developed and has become even more intuitive. With an update, Gmail goes further than that.
Google Improves G Suite By Adding Two-Step Verification With Security Keys
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Security is a must, especially since people are becoming increasingly worried about how hackers are getting better and better in doing their job.
'Coinflict-Of-Interest' Browser Extension Exposes Twitter Users' Cryptocurrency Bias
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People talk about anything on the web, especially on social media like Twitter.
