How Flashpoint Wants To Preserve Flash Games When The Web Abandons Them
Apple hates it, Google hates it, and so does almost everyone else, including Adobe its creator. But Flash is still in many people's hearts.
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How AIs Upscaled The Famous 1896 Train Scene To 4K, And Then Colorized It
In the modern digital world where people are already familiar with technologies, even new technologies can still awe us.
'Technical Issues' Caused Google Photos To Accidentally Share Uploaded Videos With Strangers
Uploading data to the cloud should give users a little sense of relief.
Exploiting Kobe Bryant's Death, Hackers Use Wallpapers To Spread Malware
The death of the legendary NBA player Kobe Bryant came unexpectedly. And here, hackers are taking advantage of the situation.
To Streamline Conversations, Twitter Rolls Out Threaded Replies To Its iOS App
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Twitter announced a minor redesign to its iOS app that should make conversations flow easier.
To Help Developers, IBM Introduces AI That Can Automatically Label Images
Training image-recognition AI can be difficult as it involves developers in manually labeling a lot of images for the AI to learn.
GoDaddy Redesigns Logo To Represent A More Modern Internet Company
As an internet company, GoDaddy is considered one on the older side.
Improving Existing AI Chatbots, Google 'Meena' Learns How To Respond Sensibly
Chatbots have came a long way. But even with technology that is evolving, many conversations with the bots aren't satisfactory.
With 'Android Flash Tool', Developers Can Flash AOSP Builds From Their Browser
Being a developer may not sound interesting to many people. But in this modern age, becoming one allows the experience of new technology before it hits the market.
Google Search Console Introduces Three Features In Its Updated 'Removals Tool'
Google crawlers are always on the move to look for new web pages and to renew its index with new content updates.
