Xiaomi Browsers Collect User Data, Even In Incognito Mode, And That Is Only The Beginning
China is no stranger to surveillance. Its government does it, and its companies are also doing it.
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Angry Moderators Forced Reddit To Disable 'Start Chatting' One Day After Introducing It
Something that is good for someone, may not be good for someone else. This applies to Reddit, when it introduced the 'Start Chatting' feature.
Zoom Lied About Having 300 Million Users, By Editing Its Original Announcement
It was back in April 22 that Zoom claimed its video-conferencing app had "more than 300 million people around the world are using Zoom during this challenging time."
Facebook 'Blender' Is A Better Chatbot Simply Because The AI Can Blend In
In a race to make computers more capable of mimicking humans, steps have taken made to make them even more convincing.
This SReC Is A Lossless Image Compression Method Using Super Resolution Models
Packing more data in an increasingly smaller space has been the goal of many computer scientists.
Seeing Zoom As 'Emerging Threat', Microsoft Teams Prepares To Compete
The novel coronavirus has forced people to stay at home and practice social distancing. While many businesses are hurt during the pandemic, Zoom's smile is never wider.
This Meme Text Generator Uses AI To Create Memes That Don't Exist
The internet is just full of memes. Humans made them, and this AI is trying to to that too.
Due To Security Issues, Twitter Starts Killing Its SMS-Based Tweeting Feature
Let's not forget that Twitter was born before smartphones and the internet have become necessities.
To Kill Boredom, Google Resurrects Series Of Its Old Doodle Games
Google's homepage is one of the most visited web page on the internet.
WhatsApp’s One-Person-Forward Limit Reduced Virality Of Messages By 70%
WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging app, and with that it has the responsibility to keep things straight.