Bing Ads 'Overview' Tab To Help Advertisers See The Big Picture Of Their Account Performance
Bing rolls out an Overview tab to advertisers' Bing Ads accounts.
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The Anonymous Social Media Sarahah Has Security Issues And Bully Problems
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The anonymous "compliment" app Sarahah has become a social media popular among teenagers. As a growing trend, its reportedly to have security issues.
Emonster That Owns The 'Animoji' Trademark, Filed A Lawsuit Against Apple
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Big companies are no stranger to lawsuits, including Apple. While many times the lawsuits were just created by patent trolls, another lawsuit that hit Apple's iPhone X is far from that.
Microsoft Expands Azure Government Secret Cloud Option To Handle Classified Data
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Microsoft is expanding the availability of its secure Azure Government Cloud Secret service for handling classified data
Facebook And PayPal Partnership Brings Peer-To-Peer Payments To Messenger
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Facebook is making another push into the payments space by expanding its partnership with PayPal.
Google Play Console With 'Try It Now' And More: Helping People Better Understand Its Business
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With more than 8 billion new installs per month on Google Play, that number seems to be just numbers for Google.
Facebook's Instant Games Feature Starts Allowing Developers To Monetize Their Games With Ads
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Facebook launched Instant Games back in the late 2016, its own gaming feature where users can play casual games straight within its News Feed and Messenger app.
Google 'Advanced Protection Program' Is To Keep People Safe By Trading Off Conveniences
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Google provides various of security features to keep users' account safe, including login alerts and two-factor authentication.
Fluent Design System As Microsoft's Strategy To Go Beyond Common Design
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Microsoft has officially unveiled its Fluent Design System at its 2017's Build developers conference. Previously known as Project Neon.
Bixby 2.0, Samsung's Ambition To Put Its Virtual Assistant Beyond Smartphones
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While mobile voice assistant powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) is dominated by Google, Amazon and Apple, there is one company that doesn't want be left in the dust: Samsung.
