The social giant Facebook has earlier introduced ethnic affinity ad-targeting option which identifies people who may be interested in specific topics regarding certain ethnicity. The tool allows advertisers to purchase ads where they can choose to exclude certain ethnic affinities.
YouTube has inspired many people in creating creative and attractive videos. And with mobile devices and internet availability in more places, practically anyone from anywhere can create something for billions of others to laugh, cry or relate to.
Google's Play Store has more than 2 million apps users can pick from.
With that many to search and choose, discovery is a major challenge for users. And that is a concern to both Google and also app developers.
Google and Apple have different taste in design. While Apple opts for "dull" but useful design interactions, the former likes splashy colors and attractive visual cues.
YouTube is still renowned for being the platform behind many videos on the web. In order to bring better experience for its users, the video-sharing platform has brought features including supports for various formats: from HD to 4K videos, 3D and 360-videos as well as spatial audio.
Facebook is the largest and the most populous social media on the internet. With way over 1 billion users, Facebook is getting closer to become the web itself where it changes how we see the web.
Material Design is a design language created by Google. It has been the design foundations of many Google products, as well as third-party apps as well as websites.
There is no denying that Facebook is big, and its expansion is not going to stop anytime soon. Beating about anything else on the web, Facebook is on top of the food chain.
Google has a lot in mind, and many of the things involves Artificial Intelligence (AI). Meant to make computers smarter, AI is a way humans want computers to represent them. This time, Google is putting it into a good test, and the subject is cryptography.
Facebook is redesigning its in-app camera for meet the era of augmented reality. Not the first in the business, Facebook is again copying its competitor, and that competitor is no others than Snapchat (again).
