YouTube has used algorithms to automatically caption speech for years, and thanks to Google's machine learning advances, the system has become better in transcribing spoken words in videos.
The social giant Facebook has been busy in making group conversations in Messenger to be a lot like, Facebook.
Almost all of internet's popular services are having it, and on March 23rd, 2017, is Instagram's turn. The photo-sharing service announces that a two-step authentication is available to everyone who uses its app
Google Maps has been one of the few services that help people commute. From finding out where they are, monitoring traffic conditions to estimating ETA.
The social giant Facebook has brought live streaming feature to all mobile users, and it didn't take long until it dominates the field. Facebook is aiming to do the same on desktops and laptops.
Reddit is where internet discussions happen. It's the front page of the internet. But since its creation, Reddit that has always been a network of communities, never give significant value to its users, more than it values the subreddits they contribute to.
The advertisement technology company Rocket Fuel is known for its predictive marketing effort on its demand-side ad-buying platform. Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) from the start, it uses machine learning to help it steer ad placements.
Google Search is probably the most visited page, and also the most widely-used feature of Google. While many internet users have put Google Search as their browsers' default home page, not many of them know what Search is capable of.
Apple is long known to be the company that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics as well as computer software. But that isn't stopping Apple for trying new things. On March 21st, 2017, the tech giant its first ever video-sharing app it calls 'Clips'.
Twitter has announced Periscope Producer back in 2016. It allows broadcasters to connect external devices such as cameras and software to Periscope.
