All posts tagged "Facebook"
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Ritika Tiwari | 24 May 2016
Facebook acquires Two Big Ears, a Scottish VR company
Just a day after the reports came out about Facebook beefing up its team in London, it has...
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Ritika Tiwari | 23 May 2016
Facebook has hired an Oculus virtual reality team in London
In an attempt to create its first European base for the Oculus Rift division, Facebook has hired a...
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Ritika Tiwari | 17 May 2016
Telegram app now has a feature that Whatsapp doesn’t
Communication app Telegram has released a new update that will allow users to edit messages that they have...
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Rashmi Kalia | 14 May 2016
Facebook Investigates Allegations Of Censorship
Amid allegations that Facebook censored news reports with conservative viewpoints, Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has said the...
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Rashmi Kalia | 10 May 2016
Facebook Facial-Recognition App Launched in Europe
Facebook has launched its facial-recognition-powered photo-sharing app, called ‘Moments’, in the EU and Canada. Facebook had earlier launched...
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Ritika Tiwari | 10 May 2016
Google is testing new look for search results with black links
Google is bringing a big change to its search results interface by switching blue coloured links with black...
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Ritika Tiwari | 6 May 2016
Facebook has lost the first round of face tagging suit
It seems like the bad news isn’t stopping for Facebook. According to today’s reports, Facebook has officially lost...
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Preetam Kaushik | 29 April 2016
OpenAI Initiative is Just the Shot in the Arm AI Research Desperately Needs
For a billionaire looking to leave a lasting impact on the future of humanity, Elon Musk probably couldn’t...
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Preetam Kaushik | 27 April 2016
Twitter Joins Hands with Yelp in Japan, UK to Tag Location
Upping the game is something twitter has been doing consistently instead of announcing mega deals unlike a few...
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Ritika Tiwari | 26 April 2016
Twitter introduced new features to get rid of Trolls and Haters
Twitter is one of those places on the internet where users give their opinion even if it’s not...