The social network takes a tip from Google and Facebook.
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A new service rolling out in 30 countries will make it easier to hail rides for people other than you.
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Dating apps are, in their own way, a form of social networking – especially as they expand into new areas like friend-finding or professional networking. So it only makes sense that they would adopt video as well, given the growing popularity of the format on social apps like Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat, as well as the industry’s larger embrace of “Stories” as a… Read More
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With new tools for working with texture, Corel’s latest Painter software brings more tools that mimic traditional artwork. New tools allow users to work with thick paint or blend watercolor effects.
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It’s the fanciest Ram pickup ever.
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The popular how-not-to-do-architecture Tumblr received a cease-and-desist from the house hunting site for using its photos.
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Microsoft finally has its own laptop. Redmond’s notebook packs impressive features into a unique, Alcantara-clad chassis, but can it beat veterans like Dell and HP at their own game?
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AMD officially released its Vega Frontier edition graphics card that not only has higher specifications than Nvidia’s Titan Xp, but has a $200 lower price tag too, making it a decent buy for professionals.
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While we wait for Vega’s consumer release and the resulting benchmarks, AMD’s Radeon Vega Frontier Edition stands in as a sort of proxy for guessing how Vega might perform. According to some recent tests, it’s able to hold its own.
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Keith Horwood wants to be known in tech circles as an agent for good, and he seems to be working toward that end with StdLib, his roughly two-year-old startup that abstracts away infrastructure using “serverless” architecture, allowing developers to write everything from simple functions to complex business logic, then deploy their code as scalable, fully documented web APIs. Read More
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