With 'Shoploop', Google Wants To Deliver Entertainment To E-commerce Experience
Google has a powerful presence on the web and mobile, but not so much on e-commerce.
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Gmail Redesign Integrates Mail, Chat, Rooms And Meet Into One Product
Email is one thing, the other is chatting, and the other is video call. Why not just put them all together in one place?
Microsoft Patched A Windows Server Bug That Was Around Unnoticed For 17 Years
No product is flawless. That is because their creators are humans, and humans have flaws.
The 'Does Not Exist' Saga Continues, With 'This Pony Does Not Exist' AI
AI is powered by algorithms on computers to learn from patterns to understand what's what. In turn, AI can be made to have some sort of 'imagination'.
Chrome 84 With Support For Blocking Notification Popups, Web OTP, PWA Shortcuts, And More
Google has updated its Chrome web browser to version 84, which introduces a hefty of new developer-focused features.
With The Cloud-Based 'Project Freta', Microsoft Wants To Detect Linux Malware For Free
Microsoft may not be Linux's best friend. But over the years, it changes that attitude.
Google Play Store Removed Some Android Apps, As 'The Joker' Malware Returns
Following a big campaign to remove irritating adware from the Play Store, Google has at least removed 47 of them.
With 'Kernel Data Protection', Microsoft Is Ramping Up The Security Of Windows 10
Tech companies are in constant battle with malicious actors. And this time, Microsoft as one of the players, is playing its card.
Google Starts Restricting Ads About Tracking Technology, Including Spyware
With the ubiquity of smartphones, tracking and spying on someone have never been easier.
Google Images Adds Relevant Knowledge Graph Facts: Another Way To Drive Traffic
The search engine Google is the most popular way for anyone on the web to look for things.