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Google to Finally Launch a Standalone Task App for Smartphones
According to the latest tech news, Google has finally decided to launch an app, which offers a dedicated place to create, view and edit your task list and to-dos. Alongside with the launch of new Gmail, the company has agreed to introduce Google Tasks. In...
Digital Transformation: 5 Trends to Adopt & 3 to Shed
Digital transformation is all the rage in the latest tech news and business owners live by it. However, ask 10 CIOs the definition of what exactly digital transformation is and you’d likely get 10 different answers. Here are a few obvious ones; Mobile. Cloud. Big...
Google and Walmart partner to offer grant of $5M to foster Work Development
Google will partner with Walmart to offer an award/grant of $5 million to three non-profit enterprise testing solutions, who work on building & refining skill sets necessary for the US workforce, while also linking skills to roles. Further, Opportunity@Work, MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy, and The Drucker...
Yahoo Finance Launches Tanda – A Social Savings App Considered to be an Alternative to Credit Cards
Trending in the latest finance news is the tech giant Yahoo Finance as it launches its latest app Tanda, which allows small groups of either five or nine people to save their money together for short-term goals. Using the concept of ‘money pool’, members of...
How 5 Famous Tech Companies Got Their Names
Introduction ‘What’s in a name?’ an expression by William Shakespeare essentially means that a name is not that important. It suggests that is the characteristics of a person or an object will ultimately dictate what is truly is and how it perceived by the real...
Facebook No Longer Allows Ads with Third-Party Data
According to the latest tech news, the social media giant, Facebook is disabling a form of advertising targeting called Partner categories. This form of advertising previously allowed prominent third-party aggregators to provide their customers with offline data. This information includes offline information such as purchasing...
Apple Hires Google’s Former Boss to Improve Siri
According to the latest news, John Giannandrea, who previously worked with Google as head of the search and artificial intelligence, is joining Apple. As reported by The New York Times, John Giannandrea will join Apple, one day after he has stepped down from his previous...
How Secure Is Your Password?
We have been using the internet for almost 35 years now, and still, most of our online passwords are “123456” or “password”. Sure, these passwords are easy to remember, however, a recent security study reports that these kind of easy-to-remember passwords are easy-to-hack too. This...
7 Incredible Websites to Pass Time and Entertain
You can find an immense amount of content telling you ways to boost your productivity, content for life hacks, shortcuts, tips etc. While all of this contributes to a good read, sometimes after a hectic and tiring day at work, you might want to just...
Google to Ban Chrome Extensions That Mine Cryptocurrency
According to the latest tech news, you will no longer be able to find browser extensions for crypto mining in the Chrome Web Store. Google says that there has been a tremendous rise in “malicious extensions” over the past few months. Initially, these extensions appear...
