Instagram is the photo-sharing platform that has changed how people see and share photos. When taking photos and applying filters onto them are your things, you may have experienced the time consumed to get those pictures "perfect" before public consumption.
Google Drive is Google's cloud storage for anyone to use. With users constantly uploading things to it, searching can be a difficult task.
For that reason, Google is updating Drive to include some of its Search feature.
Mozilla has launched Firefox 49 for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android users on September 20th, 2016. The version includes improvements and fixes, as well as some new features.
Twitter has been known to be strict in the number of characters that can be posted on its platform. After years of sticking to its method, it is finally eliminating the limit.
Navigating somewhere on Google Maps? We're used to its inaccurate compass that tend to point to the wrong direction.
Google can't be wholly blamed for this because Maps relies on magnetometers on smartphones which aren't that good. And here it wants to show a workaround to the subject.
Who just don't love vacations? They're great, and can be the best way to loosen up some knots after a long straight routine. While practically everyone needs a vacation once in a while, the problem for most people is to plan for one.
SwiftKey provides an input method for smartphones and alike. In September 15th, 2016, the company has rebuilt its famous keyboard app from the ground up to improve predictions to the next level.
The microblogging platform Twitter is unique on its own. Despite being dwarfed by the likes of Facebook, it still wants to be there when users are wanting it. One of the means, is by making itself a social customer service, in a social media way.
Email is still the choice for many people when they want to send data and information to others in a more discreet way. But as technology advances and smaller screens are getting much better in showing things, they weren't always good in showing emails.
Advertisements are everywhere. But no matter how much people hate ads on the internet, they're here to stay. And that is the only part without the irony.