Google introduces tab groups in Chrome
Does your desktop look like this? If the answer is no, then scientific studies* say that you probably have from 8 to 23 tabs open in your browser at all times. Google’s new option to […]
Twitter adds new labels for COVID-19 fake news
We’ve discussed since the beginning of the year how Twitter has been implementing labels to single out tweets that contain misinformation. The policy was applied site-wide to all ‘synthetic and manipulated’ media, irrespective of the […]
Google to show if your business supports curbside pickups
Are you a small retailer? Do you rely on Google ads to drive sales? Is social distancing impacting your business? Then this feature is for you! ‘Curbside pickup’ is a term popularized in the United […]
WhatsApp introduces fake news chatbot
Since the pandemic started we have been discussing how WhatsApp’s biggest concern has been thwarting the spread of viral misinformation on the platform as, unfortunately, they have stopped being the mild annoyances from our family […]
Your Twitter feed is about to look very different
…and not in a good way. If you’re on iOS, no, you’re not going crazy. It looks like this: Twitter: don’t pull a Snapchat. Go back. Complain to Twitter here.
Google launches Rising Retail Trends tracker
Do you run a small business? Do even you know what your current clients and potential customers want anymore? Are you puzzled by the transformation of consumer habits for this new era of social distancing? […]
LinkedIn launches video interview training tool
As we continue to make our lives and routines digital, we are surely finding that doing everything through computers and smartphones is not as easy as we thought it would be. The career experts at […]
