The Redesigned YouTube For Android App Has A Big Create Button At The Bottom
For most people, the YouTube mobile app is used for content consumption. But Google wants people to rethink what it can do.
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'Winamp Skin Museum' Is A Tribute To A Software That Rules Music Before The Internet
The way people consume music has come a long way. During the 90s and the early 2000s, for example, songs weren't yet on-demand.
Intel Changes Its Logo For The First Time Since 2006: Its Third Identity Refresh
Technology is becoming more sophisticated and powerful than ever. But the logos of the companies that made them, are becoming simpler than ever.
WhatsApp Opens A Portal To List All Of Its Security-Related Disclosure
Facebook-owned WhatsApp is the most popular messaging platform in the market, and that is because of a lot of reasons.
Following WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger Starts Limiting Forwards To Just 5 Contacts
By connecting their devices to the internet, people become part of a network consisted of billions of people.
Microsoft Introduces Technology To Spot Deepfakes With 'Confidence Score'
With the internet and the increasingly powerful tools and computers people can use, manipulating things have become easier than ever.
How Hackers Use Telegram-Based Skimmers To Steal Sensitive Data In Real Time
Online criminals are constantly on the move to find new ways to hack and steal.
The Tor Project Launches Membership Program To Diversify Its Income Sources
The Tor Project is the group behind the privacy-focused Tor browser. Like many others, it's also affected by the 'COVID-19' coronavirus pandemic.
This Android Bug Allowed Apps To Steal Data From Other Apps On The Same Device
As the most famous and flexible mobile operating system, it seems that there is no end to Android security issues.
Google’s Proposed 'WebBundles' Is A Threat To Privacy And The Open Web, Brave Said
Google has Chrome, the most popular web browser. The company also operates Chromium, the engine that powers Chrome, and many other browsers.