For obvious reasons, Gmail has become my primary email service holding the keys to almost every platform I want to access. My devotion to the service isn’t misplaced since Gmail has become one of the most widely used email services around, handling the email affairs of over a billion users. Read more…
Stadia seem to take all the spotlight this week but it isn’t Google’s only big project hitting milestones. Google made sure those on the fence about a game streaming platform continue staying on the fence after announcing several key features won’t be available on day-one for Stadia. Though the Califonia-based Read more…
Where I am from, the internet is so slow that loading Gmail basic HTML is a bit of a tradition here. It is not just Gmail that is a pain to load but most bandwidth-hogging sites Facebook and YouTube are basically untouchable during working hours and the general perception is Read more…
Microsoft, the company whose name was once met with disgruntled within the ever eccentric Linux community has been on an adventure of self-redemption with the Open-source platform. The displeasure aimed towards the Redmond-based company from Linux die-hearts was justified. Shot callers from Microsoft weren’t big fans of Linux because of Read more…
Stadia –Google’s game streaming service scheduled to launch tomorrow– isn’t the tech company’s only gaming project. Not long ago, there was a report about a purported Gaming hub coming to the Chrome browser. Though, this project only focuses on only browser-based games. it does indicate a new taste for gaming Read more…
Google is actively working to make user experience around every tier of its products better. The company’s Calender app rarely makes the news but the Califonia-based mega tech company is adding a new shortcut feature in a bid to make creating events a breeze. This follows in the footsteps of Read more…
User data has become the most sort-after commodity within the tech world with big companies like Facebook and Google hoarding millions of petabytes personal user information. It is not only big tech that wants your data, restaurants, car dealerships, banks, insurance companies all in one way or another are gathering Read more…
I have come to realize that being at the forefront of a development circle— for example, running Canary builds of the Chrome Browser— is a pleasantly adventurous endeavor despite its many unpleasant drawbacks. Using your device as a testbed for sometimes shaky features is risky for obvious reasons but you Read more…
Google’s newfound privacy-driven trajectory has pointed to another destination with the company releasing an open-source version of the differential privacy library to developers. The search giant is hoping this will allow developers, especially those working with data-driven platforms, to be able to create tools that can help them work with Read more…
With the recent spikes in platforms being compromised, the need to be vigilant online has never been so important. Cooperate big names like Facebook have been gone through several internal restructuring which includes beefing up security around the most important products, us. But, a defense system no matter how sophisticated Read more…
