Apple, Gadgets, Android, Microsoft
Google not only helpful and improve our productivity, but also knows how to makes us waste time. If you have too much time, then go to the google homepage and type in “fun facts,” the search engine will present you with a new type of answer box filled with a curious tidbit or two.
Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and Netflix all teamed up to announce the “Alliance For Open Media” to develop next generation of royalty-free video format.
NASA has posted a 16-second video composed of real images of the historic event taken by New Horizons when it fly over Pluto with some shots of Charon.
Google has recently changed their logo. Now the Google logo looks flatter, slightly more modern, and is closer to its parent company, Alphabet’s logo.
PayPal has launched a new payment service called PayPal.me, a new take on peer-to-peer payments that allows users to quickly, and conveniently transfer funds.
Facebook has now announced that it intends to crack down on video piracy and the company will introduce new tools to tackle piracy.
NASA has selected next potential destination in the Kuiper Belt for their New Horizons spacecraft to visit and investigate.
Recently, Twitter has blocked 31 government transparency-seeking accounts from accessing its developer API.
Here is an info-graphic that highlights the current state of piracy in digital media and how it affects the creators and developers.
Today, Cyanogen has announced through a top executive that they are planning to an office in India within the next three months and plans to acquire startups.
According to a new report, Google will likely unveil its new photo sharing and storage service, which will be separate from Google+ Photos feature at Google I/O 2015.
Google admits that their Google+ Hangout messaging client does not use end-to-end encryption and the encryption is only during transit, meaning that once it arrives on Google’s servers, anyone can wiretap the conversations.
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