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She dropped out of law school and founded 3 startups. And she’s only 22. “Failing is all part of creating a startup," says Payal Lal. "I’ve learned to be lean, keep things simple, and to listen to our users.”

Google launches Allo smart messaging app for Android and iOS Google today launched Google Allo, a messaging app for Android and iOS with Smart Reply and Google Assistant. You can download Allo from Google Play and Apple's App Store, though you may have to wait a bit as this is a gradual rollout -- like its cousin, "the app will be live worldwide in the next f...

Got the point though...

Forget learning to code: Every employee should know data analysis “Learn to code.” Around the world, it has been a familiar refrain. And the world has duly learned.

"Chatbots are not for everyone."

Chatbot developers: There might be an app for that Chatbots are not all that they are made out to be.

It was inevitable

How science fiction writers predicted virtual reality With the introduction of high-end devices such as the Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive, as well as the simple ones such as Google Cardboard, virtual reality is the next digital frontier. While it’s a world that can now be practically realized, it’s not a new idea: Science fiction has long been imagining...

Hey, developers: These new APIs give you new capabilities for apps and notifications

Google releases Awareness APIs for accessing location, weather, and activity data Google today announced the availability of two new Awareness application programming interfaces (APIs), which were first unveiled last month at the Google I/O developer conference. The APIs give developers a new way to do things in apps based on information about the context in which people are usin...

Google and Udacity launch an Android Basics course for novice coders Online education company Udacity has partnered with Google to introduce a new course covering the basics of Android programming.

This is bad news for the Tech Giant...

GitHub says some accounts compromised in ‘reused password’ attack GitHub has revealed a number of users' accounts have been accessed by an attacker reusing email addresses and passwords obtained from other internet services that have been compromised.

Facebook now supports 360-degree photos

Facebook launches 360 Photos to transform any panorama shot into an immersive experience In its quest to explore more interactive media formats, Facebook is today introducing a new feature called 360 Photos, which lets people share immersive photos that can be controlled and viewed from different angles by the viewer.

Twittarati got something to cheer for :)

Twitter stops counting photos and usernames in its 140-character limit Twitter has decided to simplify the tweet-creation process, and has announced that photos, links, and user names will no longer be counted against its 140-character limit. This change is rolling out now and over the “coming months.”

Google's plan to eliminate passwords continues

Google plans to bring password-free logins to Android apps by year-end Google's plan to eliminate passwords in favor of systems that take into account a combination of signals - like your typing patterns, your walking patterns,..

Wow, this ocean cable has a capacity of 160Tbps

Microsoft and Facebook will build ‘Marea’ trans-Pacific submarine cable Microsoft today announced that it's working with Facebook and Telefonica subsidiary Telxius to build a new submarine cable that will run across the Atlantic Ocean, with endpoints in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and Bilbao, Spain. The companies will begin work on the cable in August, and it should be do...