News and Digital Marketing
Chrome apps were scheduled for full deprecation but Google has delayed their sunset until next year, although practically no one uses them…
Google is apparently in the early stages of experimenting with a new push notifications management tool that would help users avoid being pestered indefinitely…
Password Checkup debuted in October of last year as an optional browser extension but now, its functionality is fully integrated into Chrome…
Microsoft has integrated a new extension syncing tool into its Edge browser, which is already live and working in the most recent release…
Fake online reviews are a huge problem but that’s largely unknown by American internet users, who still do not know the extent of the issue…
Google has finally contacted the creator of the Killed By Google site, Cory Ogden, ostensibly to hire the web developer…
Zoom, the video chat app, which has gained tremendous popularity during the coronavirus pandemic, has found a way to prevent Zoombombing…
Nikon is now offering ten free photography courses online through the month of April amidst the ubiquitous COVID-19 lock-downs…
With the impact of the coronavirus resulting in so many stay at home and shelter in place orders, the demand on connectivity is higher than ever…
Apple announces its new proprietary Intelligent Tracking Prevention, a tool that will block all third-party cookie access…
People in the United States can now keep tabs on COVID-19 infections county-by-county, with a new map by The Weather Channel…
The most recent update for the Firefox browser for Android comes with some new features that are designed to make it more useful…
Etsy is launching a new advertising campaign that promotes its sellers’ products offsite and it’s a mandatory program with substantial fees…
Mozilla has introduced a travel planning feature in its Lite browser, but it’s strangely confusing, instead of being organized…
Firefox has thrown the switch that green-lights DNS over HTTPS, a way to thwart ISPs from tracking its browser users in the US…
The proprietary Apple Safari browser will no longer support websites with HTTPS certificates that are more than thirteen months old…
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