Cryptocurrency means business, and as highly volatile business, it attracts many players betting on the trend.
From tech-savvy individuals to rookies, to unknown personas and famous individuals.
Troubles shouldn't stop a company from evolving and improvising. Here, Snapchat that has met criticisms, has announced a feature that would keep it unique.
The Facebook-owned social media Instagram has announced that it's updating its feed algorithms to favor newer posts (again).
IBM is a well-known company in the tech industry, and it has launched a Deep Learning as a Service (DLaaS).
Tech giant Google has launched Subscribe with Google, a service that allows people to subscribe to their favorite news publications, with Google.
As the search engine giant of the web, Google already earns by displaying ads related to a search people made.
And here it has found a new way to monetize shopper’s queries put on its search engine.
There are a lot of apps and games, but people may refrain from installing them due to certain reasons. Some of the causes include friction, size and time.
Tech and e-commerce Alibaba is increasing its control of Lazada, the marketplace in Southeast Asia it started controlling since 2016.
Facebook is trying its bet in the ISP business when the social giant quietly released the Express Wi-Fi app to Google's Play store.
If you want to say something out loud, hoping that the world will see, your best chances would be to tweet something on Twitter.
The platform is straightforward but powerful, and has paved its popularity through simplicity.
