WhatsApp Adds Animated Stickers, QR Codes, Dark Mode For Web And More
WhatsApp announced some features that are set to roll out “over the next few weeks.”
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'Windows File Recovery' Is Microsoft's Official Undelete Utility To Recover Lost Files
When information is digitized, it's no longer 'visible' to the human eyes. Made of bytes, the most horrifying thing about them is when they get lost, or corrupted.
Google Meet And Microsoft Teams Again Delivered Blowing Strike To Fight Zoom
With the 'COVID-19' coronavirus pandemic is still haunting many people around the world, the so-called 'New Normal' is enforcing people to maintain safe distances with others.
Redesigned Google Photos Logo Shows How Simplicity Is Even More Emphasized
Google is already one of the most popular companies in the tech world. Beyond its search engine, Google Photos could probably be one of its most successful services to date.
Microsoft Was Found Promoting Its Windows 10 Products Sneakily Over Google's And Mozilla's
Google thrives when the internet exploded. A number of the company's portfolios are benefiting from huge number of users that can envy anyone, including Microsoft.
For Journalism And Its Own Cause, Google Wants To Pay Publishers Through Licensing Program
Google thrives because of the content people are creating. The more the content, the more the people, the more the ads Google can show.
Facebook Starts Warning Users When They Share Posts That Are Months Old
Social media is mostly about updates, and re-sharing those updates. Avid users know that the best.
Google Introduces Its First Ever Cloud Region For Businesses In Indonesia
Google announced the opening of its Jakarta cloud region, putting its Google Cloud Platform (GCP) services closer to users in Indonesia.
Companies Should Improve Cybersecurity In The 'New Normal' Work Area, Said IBM Indonesia
IBM Indonesia has called for companies to step up their cybersecurity measures in "remote working era" of the 'COVID-19' coronavirus pandemic.
This Hacking Group Crippled Networks Using Cloud-Based Attack Vectors, Said Microsoft
With companies around the world affected by the 'COVID-19' coronavirus pandemic, many rely on cloud services to shift traditional ways of working to remote working.