Telegram, the cloud-based instant messaging service for both mobile devices and desktop, has introduces some new goodies to its users. What they do, is to make Telegram that is known for putting anonymity and encryption to users' conversation, up to a new level.
WordPress is probably the best known platform for creating websites on the web. Powering about a quarter of all websites, discovered flaws pose vulnerabilities to both the websites and their users.
One good thing deserves another. But that good thing also deserves to be copied. After Instagram and Facebook copied some of Snapchat's popular features, Instagram is again having another go in copying Snapchat.
The tech giant Google is best known for its search engine. Having multiple features to ease the process of searching, the company has added some minor addition to the already sophisticated feature.
Drupal is a free and open-source content-management framework written in PHP.
Providing the platform for websites, Drupal is used by more than 2 percent of all websites in the world, ranging from political, government to corporate and personal blogs.
The social giant Facebook has a feature called Safety Check, a powerful and useful crisis response tool. It's essentially a feature that sends a message to Facebook users in areas of immediate danger. This will allow them to notify friends and family that they are alive and well.
The microblogging Twitter has released QR codes, a feature that can make the process of following others a lot easier than ever before.
Fake news are problems for many people that seek for the truth. On the internet where its contents are essentially created by its many users, plenty of them aren't authentic and can't be trusted.
Counting weeks to the end of the year? Google have updates, just in time before holiday photo sharing.
The first is showcasing the new PhotoScan app. What it is, is a standalone app from Google Photos. What it does is to scan just about any photos, for free and from anywhere.
Mozilla has released Firefox version 50.0 on November 15, 2016. The stable version of the Firefox was postponed in order to integrate startup improvements in the browser.
Mozilla also identified issues in Firefox code in regards to how Firefox and its add-on SDK handle JavaScript loads.
