The search giant Google announces that it will no longer support photo sharing Picasa as of March 15th, 2016. In the company's blog post, Google will achieve Picasa users to Google Photos. Google is also discontinuing Picasa Web Albums service on May 1, 2016.
Microsoft has been aggressive in pushing its latest Windows 10 operating system by "forcing" previous versions of Windows to upgrade.
Facebook's Free Basics provides free access to a list of internet services. It's lightweight, and it's the service Facebook claims to brought the internet to more than 19 million people who wouldn't otherwise have been able to.
The instant messaging WhatsApp has come a long way. What began as a simple idea, the service has proven itself to be popular. And for that apparent reason, on Monday, February 1st, 2016, it was announced for having a billion users and increasing.
Yahoo! was the internet giant that pioneered many things on the web. But as it matures and competitors started to bloom from everywhere, the company is not what it was, and it needs new strategies to turn the clock back to how it was years before Google and others came into existence.
Facebook's News Feed is probably the place where users are spending most of their time. As one of the social giant's main feature, Facebook wants to keep it functioning at its best, and make it even better at the very least.
Alphabet is Google's parent company, a conglomerate that heads multiple services from simple to outstanding and outrageous. When the company announced its profits, people are having a glimpse of the financial data of what could be one of the most valuable company in the world.
The internet is full of things, and when it comes to goods, there a lot to be sold and many to be seen.
Google Glass was a project that came out from the company's X division. With big aims and intentions, the public seems to be not ready for such device. Google is putting an end to it, making it disappear from the web.
The online retail giant Amazon is successful in its own way, but not everything comes brilliant as expected. Its Fire Phone was a disaster for the company and has been discontinued, but it didn't stop Amazon to aim for the next big thing in terms of getting into the smartphone market.