Internet has gone to more places with speed increasing in many areas. But not everyone is benefiting from that luxury. Some smartphones aren't yet able to reach that speed, and there are still places that internet speed is still unstable or relatively slow.
‘Revenge porn’ is becoming one common term on the web. It's widely used to describe contents that exposed sexually explicit images of somebody without their consent. With governments and companies trying to combat the issue, Facebook is also taking its part.
Google is on the move to win back advertisers that are fleeing from YouTube amid their ads showing on extremists' videos. After two months defending itself, Google is making some changes to improve how contents are shown.
The retail giant Amazon announced that it is launching Amazon Cash, a service that allows consumers to add cash to their Amazon.com balance by showing a barcode to the participating retailer.
CodePlex is an open-source project hosting website owned by Microsoft. It allows people to share the development of open-source software, and commit to projects as well as ideas. After almost 11 years up and running, Microsoft decided to shut it down.
Twitter is known for its Larry the bird logo. The blue mascot has been the brand identity that gave a new meaning to the word "tweet" when saying things, and giving that well-known Twitter egg visual identity before users upload a profile picture.
The image messaging and multimedia mobile application service Snapchat has been blatantly copied by Facebook and its properties. To give itself an advantage, it's launching a feature that its merciless competitors don't have.
Periscope is a live video streaming app for iOS and Android. For video creators that want to get more from what they've shared, the platform is introducing three new features.
Pinterest is having a tens of thousands of advertisers using Promoted Pins to meet their goals. On March 29th, 2017, the company has released a new program that aims to help those that are new to Pinterest.
Baidu may not be the largest search engine around. But it's popularity is at the peak in numerous countries, especially in mainland China where it is from. On March 7th, 2017, Baidu announced that it is supporting Google's mobile framework, AMP.
