Instagram Starts Allowing Users To Tag Products The Way They Tag People
Social media platforms have gone beyond "socializing." On Instagram, for example, things have stepped into providing shopping experiences.
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Google's Phone And Messaging Apps Have Been Quietly Collecting User Data, Research Found
In the digital world where the ecosystem is only ruled by a selected few, tech giants and other companies have come under scrutiny on how they collect and use user data.
Google On Android Starts Allowing Users To Delete The Last 15 Minutes Of Search History
People use Google to search for just about anything. Due to the sensitivity of the nature, some people may not want their search history to stay on Google for too long.
Beware Of The 'Escobar' Malware On Android That Steals Credentials And Money
Pablo Escobar was a drug lord from Colombia. While he is long gone, his name echoes throughout the years, even when things have gone digital.
Microsoft Edge Starts Using AI To Automatically Generate Image Labels For Screen Readers
While the World Wide Web is colorful and extremely engaging, not everyone can experience that to the fullest.
How 'CryptoRom' Scams Utilize Apple's TestFlight To Distribute Malicious iOS Apps
Android allows users to "sideload" apps from third-party markets. But on iPhone, that is effectively impossible.
Google Introduces 'Aloud', An AI-Powered Video Dubbing Translator Tool
How many languages can someone master? While there are polyglots who can speak dozens of languages, computers can master more languages than that.
An Update To Instagram Allows Live Streamers To Add Moderators
If celebrities need managers, live streamers need moderators.
YouTube Mobile App The Transcription Feature, Starting With Android
As cameras get better and internet connection gets faster, people can create and upload better and longer videos, fast.
DuckDuckGo Starts To 'Down-Rank' Websites That Spread Disinformation
DuckDuckGo the search engine may not be as large as Google, but it has shown an increasing number of loyal followers from privacy-concerned communities.