Google employees push back on censored China search engine (update)
“We urgently need more transparency, a seat at the table and a commitment to clear and open processes: Google employees need to know what we’re building,” the letter said. It also asked the… See original here: Google employees push back on censored China search engine (update)
Google refines search to automatically show relevant subtopics
A Google Search product manager provided an example in a post on the new functionality. Say you’re looking into the difference between quartz and granite: The panel will include subtopics like… More: Google refines search to automatically show relevant subtopics
ZenBook Pro 15 review (2018): The touchscreen touchpad is no gimmick
The ZenBook Pro’s keyboard was also fantastic to type on. It offers a solid amount of travel and responsiveness, and I didn’t lose a step compared to my desktop keyboard. It’s a tad less… Here is the original post: ZenBook Pro 15 review (2018): The touchscreen touchpad is no gimmick
Twitter tries to reassure users amid backlash over third-party apps
The company is focusing all its efforts on Twitter-owned apps, claiming that only 1 percent of third-party developers use the “two legacy developer tools.” That means some non-Twitter apps won’t… Read the original: Twitter tries to reassure users amid backlash over third-party apps
Facebook finally stops surfacing opioid-related posts
It’s unclear when these changes were put into place, but they follow other efforts to combat opioid sales facilitated by the platform. In June, Facebook began surfacing a message asking users… See the original post: Facebook finally stops surfacing opioid-related posts
