Facebook is under fire. After being caught leaking users' personal information to third-parties, it needs to do something fast. And one of the first things it has done, is revamping users' privacy setting.
GIFs are everywhere. From the web to comment boxes, and also chat apps. Tenor is one of the providers, and it's having a new owner: Google.
Video contents are engaging, and it's no surprise that Twitter has made them the priority in its growth strategy.
Announcing the News Initiative, which is Google's wide-ranging objectives to empower quality journalism in the digital age and fighting the spread of fake news, there's also Outline.
Cryptocurrency means business, and as highly volatile business, it attracts many players betting on the trend.
From tech-savvy individuals to rookies, to unknown personas and famous individuals.
Troubles shouldn't stop a company from evolving and improvising. Here, Snapchat that has met criticisms, has announced a feature that would keep it unique.
The Facebook-owned social media Instagram has announced that it's updating its feed algorithms to favor newer posts (again).
IBM is a well-known company in the tech industry, and it has launched a Deep Learning as a Service (DLaaS).
Tech giant Google has launched Subscribe with Google, a service that allows people to subscribe to their favorite news publications, with Google.
As the search engine giant of the web, Google already earns by displaying ads related to a search people made.
And here it has found a new way to monetize shopper’s queries put on its search engine.
