Twitter Finally Has Its Own Tor Website, Allowing Users To Bypass Government Censorship
The internet is meant to be a decentralized place. Yet, there are too many parties involved.
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'App Archiving' On Android Allows Users To Archive Apps Instead Of Uninstalling Them
Smartphone storage has gone up from mere megabytes to gigabytes, and beyond. But still, that can still be not enough.
Mozilla Released Firefox 98 With 'Optimized Download Flow' And Added Customizations
Unlike Google Chrome and many others, Mozilla doesn't use Chromium for Firefox. This is giving it a unique flexibility.
Cloudflare Wants Internet Archive To Be The Default Of Its 'Always Online' Service
Websites run on servers that can be located anywhere on Earth. These servers run non-stop to accept users' request, process information, and deliver users' inquiries.
Both Boomerang And Hyperlapse Have Been Removed From Google And Apple App Stores
Making things too complex, people will get confused and flee. Making things too lean, people will not be satisfied.
'The Fast And The Curious' And How Google Chrome's Speed Surpasses Apple's Safari
The web has matured and has grown larger and larger. Despite network and connectivity have improved vastly, web browsers are still at war in terms of speed.
This 'TeaBot' Banking Trojan Targets Hundreds Of Financial Apps On Android
Whenever and wherever there is money involved, there will be scammers and tricksters.
Instagram Introduces AI-Powered Automatic Captions To Videos In Users' Feed
Instagram was born as a place where people could share photos in a square, 1:1 aspect ratio. But gone are those days.
To Create A 'Safer Metaverse', Microsoft Tightens Its AltspaceVR Safety And Moderation
The metaverse is supposed to be the future of the internet, where a new world is generated through virtual reality.
Tumblr Adds Subscription Options So Users Can Remove Its Ads For A Price
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Advertising of any forms can be annoying. But realize it or not, they are the ones that power most of the web.
