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.
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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.
Coronavirus Isn't Stopping Mozilla From Releasing Firefox 75 With A Redesigned Address Bar
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When the coronavirus pandemic, millions of people are forced to remain at home. And they include programmers, coders and developers.
WhatsApp Puts More Limit On Forward Messages To Stop Hoaxes From Going Viral
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People share just about anything on social media apps, and that include bad information that can mislead people into believing what they shouldn't believe.
This 'The Orange Erotic Bible' AI Combines King James Bible And Erotic Literature
There are distinct differences between the Bible and erotica. Most people won't even think of the result when the two is combined, until an AI showed just that.
Viber Introduces Disappearing Messages Feature, Ahead Of WhatsApp
In the face-paced digital world, a product that isn't providing showstopper updates may as well be substitutes for the real players in the field.
Mozilla Patches Two Zero-Days 'Use-After-Free' Firefox Bugs Exploited By Hackers
Mozilla released updates to its Firefox browser to patch a security hole that was already being exploited by hackers in the wild.
To Help People Filter The Coronavirus 'Noise', Google Launches Coronavirus News Hub
With the coronavirus reaching even the most remote places on Earth, there should be no shortage of news coverage and stories about the virus.
