Category: Blog
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Meta challenges Google and Bing with AI Search Engine
Meta announces new AI-powered search engine to compete with Google and Bing and revolutionize online search. In an announcement that aims to change the landscape of online search , Meta has revealed plans to develop an artificial intelligence -powered search engine . The project aims to challenge giants Google and Bing by offering a more personalized and intuitive search experience for users, according…
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Reddit: what is it, how and why to use it?
In recent years, Reddit has carved out an important space for itself among social platforms, becoming the reference point for online communities on various topics. It is often called “ the front page of the Internet ” thanks to its ability to concentrate and organize traffic on news, trends, debates and resources, involving millions of users around the world.…
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How to add chapters to a YouTube video
Learn how to break down your YouTube videos into chapters, making them more accessible and easy to navigate for viewers. Adding chapters to a YouTube video is an effective way to make your content more navigable. Chapters allow viewers to skip directly to the sections they’re interested in, improving the experience and making the video…
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Loops: the new TikTok alternative in the fediverse champions privacy and control
Privacy, secure content, and a decentralized model: Loops, Daniel Supernault’s open-source platform, aims to transform short video sharing. Loops: TikTok meets the fediverse The fediverse welcomes a new short video platform: Loops, created by Daniel Supernault, also the developer of Pixelfed, Instagram’s federated alternative. Loops is designed for sharing looping videos and aspires to be…
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Instagram reduces video quality for less popular content: a controversial decision
The platform scales down resolution based on views, sparking backlash among creators Instagram adjusts video quality based on popularity Instagram recently confirmed that video quality may vary depending on content popularity. Adam Mosseri, CEO of Instagram, explained that less viewed videos are displayed in lower quality compared to popular ones—a decision that has stirred mixed…
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Google Project Jarvis. A new AI assistant to manage your browser
Introducing Project Jarvis. An AI designed to automate everyday web tasks: Google’s Project Jarvis takes action-based AI to the next level. Google is working on a new artificial intelligence system aimed at simplifying daily web tasks for users. The project, called Jarvis, is designed to “take over the browser” and perform tasks independently. According to…
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SEO for Lawyers: how to attract new clients online
Learn how a strong digital presence can help your law firm expand its client base and succeed in a competitive market. As with any business, a law firm’s primary goal is to expand its client base. Traditionally, word-of-mouth referrals from satisfied clients would bring new clients to the firm. In today’s fast-paced digital world, however,…
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Gemini 2.0 is coming? Rumors and expectations on the new update
OpenAI and Google ready to launch new AI models: is Gemini 2.0 and Project Astra about to revolutionize the market? Gemini 2.0 and the new AI landscape In recent days, speculations about the imminent arrival of Gemini 2.0 have sparked interest in the tech world. Until a few days ago, there was talk of a…
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Ask.fm, the anonymous question and answer service, will shut down on December 1st
The popular Q&A platform, launched in 2010, announces its official shutdown by the end of the year. The closure announcement: the end of Ask.fm The well-known anonymous Q&A service, Ask.fm, has officially announced its shutdown scheduled for December 1, 2024. Founded in Latvia in 2010 as an alternative to similar platforms, Ask.fm once reached a…
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