Google Autofill Updates So Users Can Sync Their Data Across All Their Devices
To many internet users, Google Autofill is a time-saver. What it does, just like how the name suggests: it automatically fills fields.
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Meet 'Twitter Blue', Twitter's First-Ever Subscription Service
When most of social media networks want to venture beyond words to images, videos and also audio, Twitter does not care.
Malware Can Bypass Antivirus Using This 'Twin Attacks', Researchers Found
Computers run on software, and software can have flaws that are yet to be found. It's just a matter of time of who will discover the flaws first.
Facebook Wants To Punish Those That Share Hoaxes Repeatedly, By Shaming Them
The internet is plagued by fake news. Intentionally or not, misinformation, disinformation and malinformation have made a comfortable home on social media.
Android Made It Harder For Users To Find Privacy Settings, Google Employees Said
By relying heavily on advertising for revenue, Google is putting advertising on its various products. And if that's not possible, it'll track users there instead.
How Researchers Use AI To Give A Classic Game A Photorealistic Makeover
Video games are becoming better and better, that reality is like the only step to go. But no, graphics in video games are far from what the human eyes can perceive.
Despite Merging, Gojek And Tokopedia Remain Standalone To Keep The Ecosystem Open
For most people, it's "let bygones be bygones." But for companies, it should be more like "in the good old days."
Apple's M1 Chip Has An Unfixable Bug, Called The 'M1RACLES'
Apple's M1 chip has been touted as the evolution of Apple computing. And that happens for many reasons.
'Material You' Introduced As The Next Stage For Google's Material Design Language
User interface of a software is the front-facing part that communicates all the necessary information about functions and features of the software to its users.
Facebook And Instagram Can Still Track Users, Even After iOS 14.5 Update
Facebook is the tech giant of the web, the mobile, and beyond. And it's doing whatever it can to circumvent limitations, even when they are inevitable.