U.S. Tech Companies Can't Take Anymore Spying
The tech giants of America, Google, Microsoft, Facebook and others, are fed up with surveillance by the U.S. government and say that they're not going to take it anymore.
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Google Silently Debuts Viewable Impression CPM Bidding In AdWords
Ads are one of Google's way for harvesting dollars.
Twitter and Facebook: Aiming for Holiday Dollars
The holiday season is always the biggest for ad-driven companies.
Line Messenger with 300 Million Users: Big Ambition from the Start
Messaging app Line, which got its start in Japan, has now passed 300 million registered users, about 100 million of which signed up in the last four months, according to a statement released by the company on Monday, November 25, 2013.
Apple vs. Samsung: Minimizing the Damage
On Thursday, November 21, 2013, a U.S. jury awarded Apple Inc.
Google and Microsoft to Tackle Child Abuse Terms
Child abuse shouldn't be on the internet and no one should be able to search for and find any of it.
Microsoft Unveils "Cybercrime Center" to Battle Cybercrime Worldwide
Microsoft, the maker of the most popular computer operating system in the world, is launching a new strategy against criminal hackers, and expanding its global role in supporting law enforcement, government, and businesses in fighting cybercrime.
Quantum Bits Store Data for a Record Time of 39 Minutes
For the first time, physicists have coaxed a quantum bit of information to maintain its superposed state, in which quantum bits stay as both a 1 and a 0 at the same time, for 39 minutes at room temperature, which is a huge improvement over the previous record of 2 seconds.
Apple vs. Samsung: The Fight for Supremacy
Samsung's cheap-feeling plastic builds is now has the largest share in the smartphone market for every single region all for which it collects data. For the first time ever, the company has straddled the globe as the world's top vendor.
Viber: Introducing Premium Stickers and Viber Out Feature
Messaging apps are built to offer a free alternative to SMS, expanding themselves to a range of platforms. To sustain their business and to raise funding for some/additional revenue, most opens up a sticker shop. And that includes Viber.