If you’ve ever wanted to be truly immersed in the world of Google, don’t want more: the company will open its first physical retail store in New York City this summer. Located at 15th and 9th streets, the Chelsea location …
Google is making another important change in Gmail: one that will make it easier to get the job done in a hurry. The search giant announced on Thursday that its Gmail app for iOS will be updated to add several …
WhatsApp continues to intensify the fight against Fake news, this time by setting its sights on visual misinformation. The Facebook-owned messaging application is currently testing a new “search image” feature that allows users to easily upload an image that is …
The tentacles of Facebook are beginning to look more and more. A new report from the New York Times says Facebook is integrating all of its messaging platforms (Facebook Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp) into the same infrastructure. The services would …
The Russian trolls have been busy. Facebook said in a blog post published on Thursday that it removed more than 500 Facebook accounts, pages and Instagram profiles linked to Russia for “inauthentic coordinated behavior.” That means misrepresenting the true identity …
The worst part of buying a cup of coffee every morning is to wait in line with dozens of other bad-tempered travelers who are looking for a dose of caffeine. Luckily for you, Starbucks and Uber have a solution. Starbucks …
A Silicon Valley billionaire who co-founded LinkedIn apologizes for accidentally funding a recently discovered fake news operation. LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman issued a statement Wednesday about a New York Times story that uncovered a “secret experiment” that used fake news …
Photographer Dunja Djudjic is accusing the world’s largest smartphone maker of using one of his photos and presenting it on his website as a photo taken with his Galaxy A8 Star phone. In a publication on DIY photography, Djudjic explains …
Google may have to get used to the protests. Weeks after Google employees around the world left their offices to protest the handling of the company’s sexual behavior lawsuits, the Mountain View-based search giant is about to face another worldwide …