With the rise of internet juggernauts Google, Facebook, Amazon and others, this insight seems obvious now. But over the past two decades, a fundamentally new business model emerged which even Castells had not foreseen – one in which attracting users onto digital platforms takes precedence over everything else, including what the user might say, do, or buy on that platform.
Huawei has produced some of our favourite flagship smartphones, which means we’re hella excited to get our hands on the Mate 30 Pro – Android or not.
Even though Huawei has fought through a rough couple of months, the company is set on releasing its own (OS), codenamed HongMeng, into the world.
Google is also on the subscription bandwagon with a new feature called Play Pass currently being tested for its Google Play Store.
It’s official. Google Photos now has a billion users on the service, a milestone that took the image sharing-and-storage service…
After placing Huawei on the US ‘Entity List’, president Donald Trump said this weekend that he’ll lift some restrictions on trading with the company.
Google is reportedly working on a new file-sharing feature called Fast Share, and it is set to replace the NFC-based Android Beam.
I’d never heard of Carlos Maza until this month, when the Vox video producer made a supercuts video of all the homophobic and racist ranting by a popular YouTuber called Steven Crowder. The right-wing pundit has 3.8m subscribers to his YouTube channel has attacked Maza repeatedly, called him an “anchor baby, a lispy queer, [and] a Mexican”.
Google’s in-house incubator, Area 120, has released a Minecraft-style game that helps normal people build their own games called Game Builder.
Google has decided to change the way Photos and Drive work together because apparently its users are confused by the platforms and their functions.