Mobile payment market is huge and it's growing immensely. In a market that is estimated to be worth about $1 trillion in a few years time, tech companies are racing to to be the early birds available.
Microsoft announced that Big Ads is releasing its Keyword Planner on Wednesday, September 9th, 2015. Described as "a one-stop shop: for building new campaigns and improving existing ones, the tool is accessible to advertisers starting in the U.S..
Livestreaming is nothing new. People around the globe has used this to get things out as real time as possible, and now Facebook is no exception. The social network giant that wants to get more people on board, is giving journalist the tool they want to stream live, all within its platform.
Instagram has been experimenting on showing ads in its network, including experiments on 'slideshow ads'
Facebook started its life as a social network. It is still a social network, but it wants more than that. Facebook has waged war with many others, despite it never declares it. From Google to Twitter, Snapchat, PayPal and others. Now, it's setting its aim to be the "new" Yelp and Yellow Pages.
Facebook made a deal to acquire the app in February 2014, at which the app had 430 million monthly active users people.
The 14-character social media Twitter, has partnered with Indonesian local cellular operator Indosat to launch #TwitBuy in Indonesia. Introduced on Monday, September 7th, 2015, it helps Indosat's 68 million subscribers to buy phone credit and data via Twitter.
The dark web is indeed "dark" to most people. Not many people know about its existence, let alone venturing there. But no matter how obscure it is, the Deep Web is much larger than the Surface Web we know, and there is much in there than what meets the eyes.
As one of the most popular internet company that works on many things, the search giant Google has changed its logo more than often throughout its life. But the logo that was unveiled on September 1st, 2015, is its biggest change in 16 years.
Mobile apps are what made up most of our time on mobile. As they become more common, people spend their time more on apps than they do on mobile browser. The decline can hurt many websites and services that depend on users using browsers.