Facebook buys facial recognition firm
Facebook has bought Israel-based Face.com for an undisclosed sum, bolstering its facial recognition software.
Facebook has bought Israel-based Face.com for an undisclosed sum, bolstering its facial recognition software.
Facebook will soon let advertisers participate in real-time bidding to show ads on its website, as the social network looks to boost its ad revenue amid mounting pressure from its new shareholders, according to a news report.
Microsoft has partnered with Encyclopedia Britannia to boost its Bing search engine as it looks to take on Google.
Microsoft has backed-down over its controversial decision to make its ‘Do Not Track’ feature the default on its next Internet Explorer browser.
Google’s augemented reality glasses, known as ‘Project Glass’, could be available in the market as early as next year, according to its founder.
Google’s augemented reality glasses, known as ‘Project Glass’, could be available in the market as early as next year, according to its founder.
As the controversial EU cookie law came into effect last weekend, Channel 4 managed to communicate the idea of collecting user data as part of a positive brand message, with a little help from comedian Alan Carr. See how they did it here…
Sony has decided to keep an optical drive for Blu-Rays in its next console, following reports that it was considering a download-only option that would rely heavily on the web.
National Rail Enquiries (NRE) has launched a SmartTV app enabling passengers to plan their train journey from the comfort of their living room.
Facebook is considering another post-IPO acquisition, this time expanding its facial recognition technology through the acquisition of Tel Aviv-based based Face.com, according to new reports.