The tech giant Google is no stranger to creating a new platform, especially when it needs them. It has gone to great length with Chrome and Android, and now it's up to a new one.
The project is called Fuchsia, an open-source operating system that is designed to run on virtually anything.
Twitter's Moments are unique experience given, but has somehow failed to move up Twitter's active user base by much.
Remember Tay? Yes, she was Microsoft's teenage girl bot from next door that turned racist in just 24 hours. Microsoft quickly grounded her before doing more damage, but the attempt to create better AIs continue.
Snapchat has pioneered many things, all of which popularized how users can socialize using different experiences. While it excels more than many on that particular criteria, it failed in many others. Snapchat may have been the choice for many users, but it's using its features to "kill" itself.
Android is notable as one of the most popular mobile operating system in the market. Competing closely to Apple's iOS, it has own goods and bads. Four newly discovered vulnerabilities have again showed how fragmented Android is when security is a concern.
Copying someone else's work isn't a crime, at least that's true for the social giant Facebook.
People who know about torrenting, will either like or hate the peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing method. Making up a large part of the world's internet traffic, the network is used by many to distribute pirated contents.
Interaction and engagement are everything on the web. People on the web offering services and others have gone to great length to get those two, and that includes Twitter. On August 4th, 2016, the social media goes forward by introducing Instant Unlock Cards. They are ads that "need to be unlocked" first.