The microblogging platform Twitter is making a few updates to its design, tweaking the looks and feel across its web and mobile apps, as well as to TweetDeck and Twitter Lite.
The design isn't radical, and is seen as more of an update rather than an upgrade.
After an extended period of development, Google finally releases Chrome 59 update.
Mozilla doesn't really detail how many people use Firefox . But the company said that there are "half a billion people around the world" use the browser. What this means, Firefox is a major platform among the few that developers and websites target.
With the many things Android can do, it has Google behind its back.
Facebook has it all, and that it still hungers for more.
After blatantly copying Snapchat, the social giant Facebook is up for a new copying game. This time, it's Twitter's turn. And what gets copied is its most iconic feature: the character limit.
The mobile ad platform AdColony is rolling out a proprietary video format for its in-app ads that offers in-video interactivity, haptic effects, responsiveness to device tilting and more.
If computers have eyes, would they appreciate how humans look? While AI has already shown a great potential in voice recognition, apparently, it can also do well in creating visual arts.
Facebook has Instant Articles that are aimed to make articles posted on its platform better and faster when viewed on mobile, if compared to the web's standard version of pages.
The free and open-source content management system WordPress releases version 4.8. Popular as a platform for blogging, WordPress calls the version "Evans" in honor of a jazz pianist and composer William John "Bill" Evans.
At Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference in San Jose, the company's senior vice president of Software Engineering, Craig Federighi, introduced the new version of MacOS, named ‘High Sierra’.
