Who just loves a headline that urges to be clicked? After experiencing it, the answer is nobody. Why? Because they're only appealing before they're clicked, afterwards, it's just plain regrets.
Technology is made to aid humans in doing what's necessary, and that includes competing. The 2016's Summer Olympics is taking place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on August 5-21, and Google wants to be there.
Microsoft is celebrating Windows 10's first birthday. And not just the company, users of the popular operating system is invited: and they are the ones that are receiving the presents.
August 1st, 2016 is the day where Apple releases the next iteration of iOS, tvOS, macOS and watchOS. In addition to that, the Cupertino-based company also updates and redesigns over a hundred of emojis.
The social media giant Facebook has decided to give a structure to the open-source software with its new Incubator hub. This prompts developers to think of new ways about the software. With Incubator, projects will be carefully scrutinized and managed.
No matter how many of them are out there, social media networks are pretty much similar. But still, they have their own fans. On August 2nd, 2016, things are getting even more similar for Instagram and Snapchat as the former created Stories.
Wikipedia is an online and free encyclopedia meant for everyone.
Yahoo! has had a harsh time, and now it is time for the company well-known to be the dot-com survivor older than Google or Facebook, to redeem itself. The communication giant Verizon has agreed to acquire Yahoo! for an all-cash deal.
