Snapchat won’t promote Trump’s account after finding his posts call for violence
Trump’s Snapchat account will continue to exist, but removing it from the Discover feed essentially robs him of regular promotion before millions of users.
On this week’s show, Apple continues to ruffle feathers for the way it conducts business and gets away with it. Meanwhile, another dirty secret about Android slips loose.
Believe it or not, Snap’s ‘002’ Spectacles could be right around the corner
Despite the spectacular failure of the initially well-received Spectacles, Snap Inc. looks keen to release a second version soon, possibly followed by a third next year.
After Facebook, BlackBerry also wants Snap to pay for messaging patent infringement
Canada-based BlackBerry Limited may be out of the mobile phone-making business, but it’s certainly not out of the tech company-suing business, setting its sights on Snap Inc shortly after Facebook.
In one way, this should help ‘Grammers reach their fans and friends with posts that might otherwise get lost in the feed that Instagram has so lovingly curated.
Google says Pixel Visual Core is not used for Pixel 2’s native camera app
The company said so in an interview published in November. Why is it the case that Facebook can use this machine-learning co-processor, but not Google Camera?
Snapchat Spectacles, because we all loved Google Glass
The privacy debates that it brought up were damaging. In terms of Snapchat, instant communication to a selective audience really might work people over.
Facebook, Google and WhatsApp rumored to step up privacy-protection efforts
Though the outcome of Apple’s legal war with the FBI regarding iPhone encryption is uncertain, WhatsApp and other companies will upgrade privacy protection.
Snapchat “will do everything to kill” Microsoft devs like Rudy Huyn
Windows 10 Mobiel social media client developer Rudy Huyn revealed on Twitter that he’s been gagged by Snapchat lawyers on why he can’t run the 6Snap app.
