Twitter acquired Highly Application
Twitter takes over the Highly app, Highly CEO Andrew Courter announces in a blog. The app team will help to further develop Twitter. With Highly, users can select quotes from articles and share them with each other. The app is currently…
Uber IPO: billions are pumped in unprofitable business
Uber raised a billion dollars from three Japanese companies for his upcoming IPO. The money is intended to finance the development of self-driving cars. The investors are automaker Toyota, a SoftBank investment fund and car parts maker…
US housing is on unexpected decline
The number of homes under construction in the United States fell by 0.3 percent in March compared to a month earlier. The US Department of Commerce announced it in a regular report. The construction amounted to approximately 1.1 million…
Why every Google will end up in Microsoft’s catch?
People with an Android phone will soon see more search apps and browsers that they can use. Google is forced to suggest its rivals. Google hopes that this step will meet the demands of the European Commission. It found that Google was too…
Deutsche Bank is afraid to be accused of money laundering
Deutsche Bank reportedly fears fines, legal action and possible prosecution of directors for his role in a Russian money laundering affair. The Guardian reports this on the basis of an internal report on which the British newspaper was able…
Multiple Darknet sites posted excerpts from leaked FBI data
A group of hackers hacked multiple FBI websites and posted captured documents online, TechCrunch reports. This concerns four thousand unique personal data from the websites of departments of the FBI course. The downloaded documents include…
Amazon comes with its own free music streaming service for Alexa
Amazon is working on its own free music streaming service. In this way, the company would like to compete better with Spotify, which can also be heard for free with advertisements embedded. According to the report, the streaming service…
Google Docs improving MS Office connectivity
Google has announced that users of Google Docs will soon be able to directly edit files from Microsoft Office. Files no longer need to be converted before adjustments can be made. It was already possible to read files from Microsoft Office…