As a social network, Facebook can be a great place to explore more of the web you've never explored. While there are indeed many interesting links to choose from, many of them are actually links that direct users to ad-filled spam websites.
Snapchat was built on the concept of ephemerality: once a message is seen, it disappears forever. But after the service matures, it thinks that it needed to explore new functionalities.
Facebook's Lead Ads were created to make mobile signups easier by eliminating the usual process of filling out online forms. The feature saves time, improves experience, and provides business the ability to collect information about users directly from Facebook..
Google Chrome users are already benefiting from the browser's ability to download pages for offline reading. On May 8th, 2017, Google is tweaking the feature to make it easier and a lot more useful.
Every business wants to be successful. They may have been built on a great idea and developed by a solid team. But many of the vital things that should help a business grow don't guarantee a bright future for the company.
No matter how good or bad Snapchat is in the eyes of users, investors and competitors, it is officially open for businesses.
CloudFlare is the content delivery network (CDN) provider that promises an increase in speed and security for its clients' websites. On April 27th, 2017, the company is moving forward by introducing a security product called Orbit.
To ensure users' safety, just after Google tried stopping Google Docs phishing scam, the company updated its Gmail app for Android to help users avoid such traps.
Facebook's Reactions feature has been added to Messenger just over a month. It was just only a matter of time before the social giant brings it to more places.
Previously, About.com is one of the internet's oldest and most familiar websites. Now, it was. The go-to site for basic information on the web is now gone.
