Tuesday, March 19, 2024

TikTok throws its hat into the search engine ring, rewarding savvy creators

TikTok ups the ante in the search engine game, rewarding creators who tailor content to user searches. Will it rival search engines?

Get ready for Google I/O 2024: What to expect this May

See what to expect at Google I/O 2024, from AI advancements with Gemini to Android 15 updates and the possible reveal of the Pixel 8A.

LinkedIn levels up: Introducing gaming to the professional world

LinkedIn is merging professional networking with gaming, aiming to enhance user engagement by introducing games and competitive scores.

BeReal’s bubble bursts as user growth stalls and cash coffers clink

BeReal hits a rough patch as it grapples with stagnant user growth and dwindling funds, leaving its future hanging in the balance.

Google introduces social media updates to business listings

Google Business Profiles now feature “Social Media Updates”, allowing businesses to display latest social media posts in search results.

Apple’s Vision Pro: A new tech marvel headed to Singapore and beyond

Discover how Apple's Vision Pro is set to dazzle with its imminent launch in Singapore and eight other countries.

Understanding data center tiers: From basic to enterprise-level

Discover how to choose the right data center tier for your business, balancing operational needs, growth plans, and budget constraints for optimal performance.

Unlock your potential: 250 free AI courses on LinkedIn until April 5

LinkedIn offers 250 free AI courses until April 5, helping professionals adapt to the digital landscape’s evolving skill requirements.

Google lifts the lid on crawling: Quality content wins the race

Learn how Google's crawling priorities debunk the crawl budget myth, emphasising content quality and search demand for better SEO strategies.

Spotify’s grand foray into music videos: A visual symphony in beta

Dive into Spotify's latest encore with the beta launch of music videos, featuring artists like Ed Sheeran and Doja Cat.

TikTok bill makes its way through the House, but the app remains for now

The US House has passed a bill that could ban TikTok unless ByteDance divests, but the app remains available.