Month: May 2021

Tinder’s latest safety feature “Are You Sure?” prompts users to stop and think twice before sending a potentially offensive message. The feature aims to reduce harassment on the online dating platform by using artificial intelligence (AI) to detect harmful language and intervenes to prevent an instance of abuse. Tinder had earlier introduced “Does This Bother
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You may have heard that Netflix is soon to support the AVIF image format. But what is it? How does AVIF work? What are AVIF’s advantages over other image formats? Let’s take a look. What Is AVIF? Image Credit: Netflix Tech Blog Developed by the Alliance for Open Media (AOM) and launched in February 2019, AV1 Image File
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The technology industry is brimming with unintelligible ”as-a-service” acronyms such as SaaS, PaaS, BaaS, and more, with new ones springing up now and then. Another acronym on the rise is TaaS, short for Testing as a Service, which basically means outsourcing all activities related to software testing. In this article, you’ll learn everything about Testing as a Service
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Apple’s online marketplace would become a “toxic” mess if the iPhone maker were forced to allow third-party apps without reviewing them, chief executive Tim Cook told a high-stakes trial Friday challenging the company’s tight control of its platform. Cook, the last scheduled witness in the case brought by Fortnite maker Epic Games, offered a robust
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After adding iOS support for Sony’s PlayStation 5 DualSense controller in April, Apple this week began to sell the accessory directly through its online storefront. Apple introduced expanded game controller support to its various platforms with the release of iOS 14.5, tvOS 14.5 and macOS 11.3 last month, enabling compatibility with both Sony’s PS5 DualSense
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If you’ve shopped for computer parts or software online, you’ve likely come across the acronym OEM. This stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer, and it’s usually tagged on hardware or software that’s less expensive than normal retail products. Which may make you wonder: should you buy an OEM product, or is there a catch that’s setting
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Snap, owner of photo messaging app Snapchat, is introducing a new feature to help notable Snapchat personalities earn money and is also developing new augmented reality glasses. The Santa Monica, California-based company said on Thursday it will introduce a new version of its Spectacles glasses, the first to feature augmented reality, as part of a
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