Facebook has Instant Articles that are aimed to make articles posted on its platform better and faster when viewed on mobile, if compared to the web's standard version of pages.
The free and open-source content management system WordPress releases version 4.8. Popular as a platform for blogging, WordPress calls the version "Evans" in honor of a jazz pianist and composer William John "Bill" Evans.
At Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference in San Jose, the company's senior vice president of Software Engineering, Craig Federighi, introduced the new version of MacOS, named ‘High Sierra’.
On March 17th, 2017, DMOZ officially shut down.
As the internet matures and search engines getting better in what they do, people have come to expect them to automatically understand their intentions: people want answers from what they ask on a single search box.
As more projects are created, open-source software continues to become a critical part of the software industry. The popular web-based Git and internet hosting service GitHub releases its 2017 'Open Source Survey' to ensure that the community understands its landscape.
Skype is an instant messaging app from Microsoft that provides online text message and video chat services. It can be reliable for video calls and VoIP. But for everyday conversation, the product is like a relic of the past.
Delicious or Del.icio.us, is the original internet bookmarking site. Since being founded in 2003, it has been part of the popular web, influencing almost anything from Facebook to Twitter.
A veteran of the web, it's life is ending.
After advertisers were pulling themselves out of YouTube advertising, the video-streaming platform was on fire.
Since the internet can be used by anyone around the globe, social platforms are increasingly adding support for geotagging posts.
From Facebook to Twitter and Snapchat, the "front page of the internet" Reddit is joining the crowd by partnering with Foursquare.
