What a mess! US lawsuit further complicates copyright on Instagram

While testing a new feed format, Instagram has also recently added a number of improvements to prevent creators from having problems with copyright. However, a court decision issued this week could complicate the scenario again. The case is on trial in the United States and involves photographer Elliot McGucken and Newsweek magazine. Photographer Elliot McGucken took a rare … Read more

#BlackLivesMatter: protest with blackout of posts makes Instagram trigger spam mechanism

Over the past week and since, social networks have been taken over by virtual demonstrations in support of the #BlackLivesMatter movement, which began as a result of protests taking over the United States after George Floyd, a black American, was murdered by a white police officer. Even without offering resistance, Floyd was suffocated for more than eight minutes, … Read more

Samsung Ocean: Free digital courses in June focus on developing apps and games

The pandemic times of the new coronavirus have caused several companies to adapt their routines, and many have offered online improvement courses, free of charge. Samsung adapted its Ocean project, based in São Paulo, which now distributes, monthly, free classes with training focused on the technology market. The June agenda is full of news, whose registration opens tomorrow (04) through the … Read more

Accused of plagiarism, Microsoft announces that it will give credit to AppGet developer

During its Build 2020, an event aimed at developers that presents the main novelties of its products, Microsoft announced the Windows Package Manager , a solution that allows programs and tools to be installed quickly and easily with command lines through PowerShell, working from very similar to what is seen in Linux distributions. However, the new feature … Read more

Google Recorder is updated to version 1.2 and receives voice integration with the Assistant

As part of the package of news released yesterday for the Pixel line, Google has released an update for its Recorder application with several news related to sharing transcriptions of recordings, as well as integrations to control the app’s features through Google Assistant. Version 1.2 of Google Recorder now allows users to save text generated … Read more

Android TV: new dongle, remote control and interface look leaked in photos

In March, rumors from the 9to5Google website indicated that Google would be working on a successor to the company’s 4K broadcast dongle, Chromecast Ultra. The big surprise, however, was due to the fact that the new version would be shipped with Android TV, eliminating the need for a TV equipped with the system, and its own remote control. Today, XDA … Read more

New version of macOS Catalina 10.15.5 brings more security updates

The past few days have been quite turbulent for users of Apple’s operating systems. The company released today, June 1, updates for the operating systems of the iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Apple TV, and Apple Watch, which include iOS 13.5.1, iPadOS 13.5.1, tvOS 13.4.6, and watchOS 6.2.6. In addition, the developer versions also received updates for iOS … Read more

Coronavirus: WhatsApp releases content to help user in the app during pandemic

In order to assist its users when using the application during the pandemic of the new coronavirus, WhatsApp has released a series of explanatory contents that make it easier to enjoy the app. The materials include videos, infographics, and audios, with free tips and tutorials to stay connected during this period of social isolation. The tool … Read more

Pinterest Lens is updated and now allows the purchase of products with the camera

The social network of images Pinterest officially confirmed today that it is implementing a new feature for “Lens”, allowing users to use the recognition system to identify products for purchase. This novelty is duly linked to a new tab available on the social network identified as Shop (or “buy”, in free translation), which is displayed next to … Read more