The last two weeks have been hard on Twitter. Its shares have sunk to their lowest number in three months. But this is not over yet, as today more shares of Twitter have unlocked, which allows its shareholders who have long held stock in the social giant to sell theirs finally.
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The Effect of Video Game Art on Gamer Experience
In the vibrant world of video games, artistry isn’t simply a backdrop; it’s a driving force that forms the whole player experience. From amazing landscapes to diligently crafted characters, video game art has a profound impact on how gamers perceive, engage with, and ultimately delight in games. In this article, we’ll look into the complex impact […]
Samsung to pay Apple $119.6 million over three patent infringements
The boys are back at it. In 2012, the world saw possibly the largest patent trial of the century. To sum up that trial briefly here is what happened: Samsung devices were utilizing Apple patented technology without paying for it, as a result Apple won over a billion dollars from Samsung. However, the trial did […]
Apple’s WWDC event will introduce redesigned OS X
Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) happens every year to showcase the latest in the company’s software. In the past years, ever since the iOS debuted, the desktop operating system Mac OS has been in the background. The iOS has always been the one to steal the show, according to a source that would not […]
Will Facebook’s Anonymous Login protect your privacy?
Facebook is now trying to regain the trust of its users who have grown doubtful about the way the social network handles privacy. The new approach is also geared towards generating more revenues.
Google no longer scans student email accounts for ads
Google is making changes to its email scanning algorithms. The first step is to not scan any education email accounts i.e email accounts with a .edu extension. Google does its email scanning to better target ads towards the users of its services and show ads via its adsense network when a user is browsing the […]
