Microsoft Launches A Cloud-Based Blockchain Software Development Kit
Blockchain is something that many people think is the solution to a bunch of existing problems. And here, tech companies are getting into the bandwagon in a big way.
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Using AI, Researchers Created 'Master Key’ Fingerprints That Tricks Biometric Databases
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When it comes to security, biometric is considered one of the most secured as it uses certain traits that are unique from one person to another.
Instagram 'Your Activity' Dashboard To Monitor Users Time Spent, And To Mute Notifications
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Back in August 2018, Facebook and Instagram announced that they would introduce activity dashboards that tracked how much time users spent inside the apps.
Facebook Updates Messenger With An 'Unsend' Message Feature
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It started when Facebook secretly retracted messages from CEO Mark Zuckerberg earlier this 2018.
Improving Collaboration, GitHub Desktop 1.5 Makes It Easier To Resolve Merge Conflicts
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Since launching GitHub Desktop, the platform popular among developers has been focusing on collaboration in the app.
Again To Help Developers, Google Launches A Portal As Guide For Better Websites
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Modern websites need modern technologies to meet modern demand.
Promising Faster Internet And Privacy, Cloudflare Launches 1.1.1.1 DNS On Mobile
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Cloudflare is known for its content delivery network services (CDN), DDoS mitigation, internet security and distributed domain name server services. It wants more than that.
GIPHY Launches A Short Video Platform: Becoming Part Of "Micro-Entertainment"
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GIPHY is one of the go-to places for traditional animated image format, the GIF. But the online database and search engine is moving beyond that when it introduces its first video platform.
The 'One UI' Interface From Samsung Is How It Reimagines User Interactions
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Companies can have their own design language. Not just to appeal users, but also to differentiate themselves from the competition.
Vulnerabilities On Microsoft And Google Have The Most Affect On Businesses
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Both Microsoft and Google are giant technology companies. For many reasons, if they have vulnerabilities on their products, they will certainly disrupt enterprise services and systems.
