Google Introduces Spectral, A 'Parametric' Font To Match Any Design
In a collaboration between Prototypo and Production Type, Google Fonts is getting more interactive and customizable.
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Snapchat Introduces 'Snap Map' To Show Where Friends Are And What They're Doing
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The world is big, so why not go around and explore it? That goes the same with Snapchat when it introduces a location service it calls 'Snap Maps'.
Instagram's Stories Add Live Video Replays: A Complement To The 'Hide Story From' Feature
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Since people can't control the world they are in, live broadcasting can go to waste if few people actually tune in.
Using Machine Learning, Facebook's AI Unexpectedly Developed Its Own Language
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Facebook Artificial Intelligence Researchers (FAIR) is a division at the social media company that tries to understand and develop systems using machine learning and artificial intelligence.
AI Tool Turns Simple Drawing Doodles Into Horror Portraits
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If Artificial Intelligence (AI) knows how to give humans the creeps, it's called Pix2Pix.
Twitter Updates The Design Of Its Website And Apps
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The microblogging platform Twitter is making a few updates to its design, tweaking the looks and feel across its web and mobile apps, as well as to TweetDeck and Twitter Lite.
The design isn't radical, and is seen as more of an update rather than an upgrade.
Chrome 59 Brings Speed Improvements, APNG Support And Material Design
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After an extended period of development, Google finally releases Chrome 59 update.
Mozilla's Firefox 54: A Project Faster Than Ever Before
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Mozilla doesn't really detail how many people use Firefox . But the company said that there are "half a billion people around the world" use the browser. What this means, Firefox is a major platform among the few that developers and websites target.
Google's Gboard App Adds Hand-Drawn Emoji Recognition, Phrase Suggestion And More
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With the many things Android can do, it has Google behind its back.
After Copying Snapchat, Facebook Copies Twitter's Most Iconic Feature
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Facebook has it all, and that it still hungers for more.
After blatantly copying Snapchat, the social giant Facebook is up for a new copying game. This time, it's Twitter's turn. And what gets copied is its most iconic feature: the character limit.
