Wednesday, February 14, 2018

Google's Chrome ad blocking arrives tomorrow and this is how it works - The Verge


Chrome s ad filtering is designed to weed out some of the web s most annoying ads, and push website owners to stop using them. Google is not planning to wipe out all ads of course... #readmore #chrome #adblock #howitworks
http://bit.ly/2Esl37C

Monday, February 12, 2018

You can now watch Snap Maps on the web.


Snaps push to make its content available outside of its app comes today in the form of Snap Maps. These location-based stories can now be embedded online. #readmore #snapmaps #locationbasedstories #tracking
http://bit.ly/2Ekcj38

Friday, February 9, 2018

Google explores texting from your browser


Google's Android Messages app could soon get a dramatic makeover with some interesting new features. #ReadMore #BrowserTexting #GoogleVoiceDoesThat #Chrome
http://engt.co/2EbbARJ

Uber and Waymo settle trade secrets lawsuit -


Uber and Waymo have reached a settlement in their trade secrets lawsuit, lawyers for the companies told a federal court in San Francisco Friday morning. #readmore #settlement #Waymo #Google
http://cnnmon.ie/2EVFz1v

Thursday, February 8, 2018

iOS iBoot bootloader source code leaked on GitHub


Apple's walled garden is partly made possible through its closed, proprietary software. While Microsoft has made a U-turn on its stance on Linux and open source in general, Apple remains steadfast in embracing a “security through obscurity” philosophy. #ReadMore #BootLoaderSourceCode #IOS
http://bit.ly/2EaRKWX

Wednesday, February 7, 2018

Billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong reaches deal to buy LA Times


#Biotech billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong has agreed to purchase the Los Angeles Times from its parent company Tronc, restoring local ownership and perhaps ending a turbulent period for the storied 136-year-old institution. #readmore #LaTimes #PatrickSoonShiong
http://bit.ly/2BfHg9Y

Thursday, February 1, 2018

Facebook’s U.S. user count declines as it prioritizes well-being | TechCrunch


Facebook is putting its short-term money where its mouth is, reducing the presence of viral videos in an effort to boost well-being of users of its site. #readmore
http://tcrn.ch/2GBtu1O