The blue checkmark on social media networks are representing verified accounts, in which the sign shows an account to be legitimate. Accounts might be subjected to parody and fake accounts trying to trick users into believing theirs is the real one.
The search giant Google announces a series of updates the company is implementing. They're all aimed for travel planners looking to get the best deal there is about flights and accommodations, and to help users in their decision making.
Mixtapes are something from the last century. They were popular in the 90s and 90s, ways before people could burn CDs or creating MP3 playlists.
Netflix, the provider of streaming films and television series, has announced a new feature called Flixtape. Inspired by those mixtapes, but for Netflix.
The social giant Facebook is big. With more than 1.5 billion users and counting, the company wants to make sure that Facebook runs perfectly on every device, every time and everywhere.
Napster was the earliest and one of the innovators that brought peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing into the popularity. The brand has been rebranded by Rhapsody which acquired it in 2011, and now is bringing out more details of what it has in its store.
Emojis have been the most silent way someone can express a feeling about something. Unicode which is the computing industry's standard for the consistent encoding, representation, and handling of text expressed, is releasing version 9.0 on July 13th, 2017.
The social giant Facebook is continues its attempt to connect the whole world through the internet. On July 7th, 2016, the company is introducing OpenCellular, a wireless access platform that is able to support a wide range of network platforms, including Wi-Fi, 2G as well as LTE.
NBCUniversal is an American multinational media conglomerate, and it has a good reason to protect itself from people infringing its copyrighted contents. As a way to keep things in place, it has patented a way to detect files being shared by large groups of people of peer-to-peer network (P2P), in real time.
The microblogging platform Twitter has just launched its first ever sports livestream on July 6th, 2016 by showing Wimbledon games.