Opera Starts 2019 With Web Browser Version 58: A Subtle Improvement
The Opera browser is an underdog if compared to Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. But it never wants to sorrow 2019 by not doing anything new.
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With 'Reserved Storage', Microsoft Windows 10 Becomes More Aggressive In Pushing Updates
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Frequent software update is a good sign that the company behind it is actively developing its product. But if that company forces users to update, that can be annoying.
Twitter On The Web Introduces A Simpler And Less Cluttered Design
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Gone are the days where websites are primarily made for desktop computers.
LinkedIn Expands Company Pages: More Information For Employers And Job Seekers
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To keep up with its attempt in becoming the social media for businesses and professionals, LinkedIn has overhauled its company Pages to include more things.
The 'Moments' To Remember, As Facebook Is Discontinuing The App
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Facebook has a lot of apps to cover different needs, purposes and demographics. Some are good, but some simply aren't.
Facebook Introduces Brand Safety Certification Program For Marketing Partners
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The social giant Facebook announced that it is launching a brand safety certification programs for Facebook Marketing Partners.
200 Years Of Training: How DeepMind's AlphaStar AI Mastered StarCraft II
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Real-time strategy game is one of the best ways to put AIs to the test.
With Time-Based Comments For Audio And Video Files, Dropbox Makes Teamwork Easier
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Nothing is safe from the comments feature.
Non-Skippable Video Ads To All Advertisers, Google Promises To Not Affect User Experience
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One of the big difference between a normal banner or native ads on the web and video ads is that the former can be dismissed by just scrolling away.
McAfee Discovered 'Anatova', A Tricky Small Ransomware That Packs Huge Damage
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There are endless ways to exploit a system, and attackers have become ever more sophisticated.
