'Intelligent Tracking Prevention 2' In Apple Safari: Disrupting Digital Advertising
When the main source of income comes from selling products, there is no need to track users. That is what at least Apple is thinking.
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More White Space On Google's Material Design To Make Products Shine Better
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Google has a colorful design, and it's tweaking that a bit to have more white space.
Richer Teens Are More Likely To Leave Facebook, A Research Concluded
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There is no doubt that Facebook is the most influential social platform on the web. But when it comes to its users, there is a digital divide going on.
MIT Researchers Creates AI That Learns Just Like How A Human Child Would
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Deep learning is to make computers to understand something based on learning data representations, as opposed to task-specific algorithms.
'Sealed Sender' For Signal Encrypts Users' Identity When Communication Is Intercepted
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The end-to-end encrypted messaging app Signal, is popular due its way of preserving its users' identity and messages.
One Year With 280 Characters, Twitter Reports The Values Of The Extra Characters
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Twitter was originally known as a social media popular for its restricted 140-characters tweet.
Google Introduces Verification Requirement For Each Website On AdSense
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Google has introduced an update to the process of monetizing new websites using AdSense.
LinkedIn's Revenue Grew 33% With "Record Levels Of Engagement," Said Microsoft
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Microsoft announced the results for the 2018 quarter which ended in September 30.
Qualcomm Demands $7 Billion From Apple For Unpaid Royalty Payments
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When it comes to patents, intellectual property and money are always involved. And that's the case for Qualcomm vs. Apple.
Allowing Users To 'Follow' Businesses, Google Maps Just Copied Facebook Pages
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Google Maps has been one of the most reliable navigation apps around, and it has been steadily adding new features to make it even more versatile.
