The messaging market is massive and it's still growing. When the trends shifted, apps are also changing with them. As new types of monetization are created, marketers are even more capable to reach their audience where ever they are, with a more private approach.
Developers are those people who have to create something out of nothing. With the internet, they are all having the world's knowledge within a few clicks/taps. But with all the information the World Wide Web has to give, the right answer is somehow hidden between its massive resources.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine deep learning are certainly the future of computing. There are a great deal of research and tests to make this thing happen to an extent that computers will become not only smarter, but also more human.
Google is gradually refreshing its corporate identity, especially after Google is now Alphabet's.
The photo-sharing service Instagram has its own fans, and now it's just getting better. The media-sharing application that has a feature to record videos for up to 15 seconds, is now increased to a minute.
Long gone the way we used to talk via SMS, and the "walled chatting" platforms. Now, as mobile is everywhere, cross-platform instant messaging apps are getting themselves a huge attention. Facebook has been known for its attempt to dominate the chat and messenger market for years.
When users are concerned about their privacy, technology companies are making encryption mainstream.
The photo-sharing service Instagram is testing a new algorithm, a new strategy the company first announced on March 15th, 2016.
SoundHound has attempted to revolutionize the way people interact with mobile devices by delivering technologies with user experiences in sound recognition. As a way to proceed forward, it starts to create a voice-enabled personal assistant to rival Apple's Siri.
