Securing something can be a difficult process. It should be because it's for the obvious.
But for authorized people, it should be convenient. There should be a balance between security and user experience.
Artificial Intelligence is still a growing trend, and still humans don't know much about them. But learning along the way, we continue to create better machine learning software to solve more tasks.
Google's Gmail is one of the most popular email service. The company has just enabled 'Add-ons' for Gmail so users can practically do their things easier.
Apple has redesigned its App Store on its publicly iOS 11 release. Among the available updates, the company features the daily "App of the Day" and "Game of the Day".
The photo and video sharing social media Instagram starts allowing users to broadvast a live Story alongside a friend. After testing the feature with a number of selected users, the company is rolling it out to all users.
Amazon has announced the next generation of its flagship Kindle. But knowing that a lot of people do their reading on their smartphones, the company has also redesigned its Kindle app for both Android and iOS.
Flattr is a a Sweden-based micropayment provider founded by Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde in 2010.
In a race for quantum supremacy. Tech companies from around the world, as well as researchers, are working to solve the most complex of computations. And those computations can only be solved using quantum computers.
The ephemeral messaging app Snapchat is allowing links inside its platform to go beyond its native contents.
In a way to ramp its efforts in monetization, the internet photo sharing and publishing service Pinterest is opening up its search ads to all advertisers.
