To Help Users Working From Home, Dropbox Launches Password Manager, File Vault, And More

Dropbox was born as a cloud storage because Drew Houston, one of its founders, kept forgetting his USB flash drive while he was a student at MIT.

Dropbox was born as a cloud storage because Drew Houston, one of its founders, kept forgetting his USB flash drive while he was a student at MIT.

Zoom is the undisputed champion of video-conferencing app, and that is because it had its popularity boosted tremendously amid the 'COVID-19' coronavirus pandemic.

After months of talks and trials, WhatsApp finally introduces a way for users to send and receive money through its app.

The 'COVID-19' coronavirus impacts the economy in a bad way. Businesses that want to operate to at least their near-full capacity, need to keep up with people's shifting habit.

The more complex a system is, the more holes that could be created. And this particular one is affecting billions of devices.

The 'COVID-19' coronavirus has put many countries around the world down to their knees.

In the modern days of technology, almost everyone in the world have smartphones. With those devices, people can capture almost anything as soon as it happens.

Websites and online services that want to make money, can show ads or implement a paywall for their content.

Some scientists believed that the advancement of AI may give the technology the ability to redesign itself at an ever-increasing rate that it will become unstoppable.

To some WhatsApp users, one of the lasts things they want is having their phone numbers that can be tied to their identity, available for anyone to see on the web.