Facebook Launches ‘Professional Mode' So Content Creators Can Monetize From Their Profiles
When compared to "younger" social media networks, Facebook is kind of dull.
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Telegram 8.3 Introduces Protected Content, Tweaked Privacy, And Lots More
Humans are social creatures. Thanks to the internet and mobile, communications can be brought anywhere and at anytime.
Facebook, Snapchat Can Still Track Users After Apple's App Tracking Transparency, Reports Said
Since the release of iOS 14, Apple was already giving developers the headaches.
Mozilla Announces Firefox 95, With 'RLBox' Sandboxing Method To Prevent Zero-Days
The web can be pretty scary. Hackers lurk to find weaknesses in systems and people's habits, and Mozilla knows that very well.
Android Follows iOS By Introducing Sensor Indicators On Top Of The Screen
Modern smartphones are packed with lots of sensors. How would users know which one is on, and when?
WhatsApp Is Defaulting Messages To Disappear, And Adds Multiple Durations For Them
Not all messages are created equal. While some should last for eternity, some should disappear a lot sooner.
Zoom Introduces 'Attendance Status' And Improved Security With Automatic Updates
Zoom was not a popular word in the tech world, before 'COVID-19' coronavirus emerged and plagued the world.
Google 'PolyViT' Is A Multimodal AI That Can 'See' And 'Hear' At The Same Time
What makes computers so capable is because it can process a lot of information at the same time.
According To Microsoft, Using Google Chrome Web Browser Is 'So 2008'
When the internet was young, and people were just about to learn about the new World Wide Web, Microsoft was already on top.
Reddit Introduces A Bunch Of Real-Time Features To Make Things More 'Lively'
Reddit is a rare instance of a social media where people don't really care about features.