In November 2014, the 140-character microblogging platform Twitter mentioned that it will be delivering some new features. On January 27th, 2015, Twitter is bringing two of those features to public: group messaging and mobile video experience.
The Cupertino-based tech company Apple has reported its financial results for its fiscal 2015 first-quarter in January 27th, 2015. The company posted a record revenue of $74.6 billion and record quarterly net profit of $18 billion, or $3.06 per diluted share.
Facebook is used by more than many people all over the world. Since most of its users are accessing the service from mobile devices, more complaints are coming from low-end smartphone users that are mostly located in emerging countries.
As the technology world advances, more things are seen differently. Products coming from technology companies have long promised to bring people to the future.
Facebook's News Feed is the most populated area on the social network. In the feature, various posts from friends, families, as well as advertisements are put in a manner where users can scroll to read what they like.
As the social giant Facebook continues to grow, it aims to tap into more market in emerging countries where mobile is the main medium of internet connection.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is seen as the face of tomorrow in terms of technology advancements. And Facebook wants the world to see a lot more patterns and predictions concerning it.
Innovation is making a dream a reality. People behind each project may have unlimited imagination, but no power to control the market and trends. The same goes with Google with its Glass project.
The search giant Google has entered the domain hosting business by launching a domain-name shop called Google Domains.
The service that has a clean and simple interface, is putting Google in a direct competition with market leader GoDaddy.
Baidu, the Chinese search engine company, said that it's into Artificial Intelligence (AI), and has built the world's most-accurate computer vision system. Called the Deep Image which runs on a series of supercomputers optimized for deep learning, Baidu claims it to be comparable to Google's.