YouTube Music now lets you save songs, albums, and playlists for offline listening
Offline mode just got a major upgrade
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Why is ARKit better than the alternatives?
Apple’s announcement of ARKit at the recent WWDC has had a huge impact on the Augmented Reality eco-system.
Game developers can now use StratusCore’s Virtual Studio platform
StratusCore, a content production technology company, has announced significant enhancements to its cloud-based Virtual Studio platform that allows digital artists and creative studios to create content in a more cost-effective way with on-demand access to an expanded range of software tools, compute and collaboration.
Redkix, an email-friendly team messaging platform, launches its public beta
When you first look at Redkix, it looks like any other Slack clone, but while you could definitely use it just like Slack, the team offers an important twist on the standard company chat theme: it plays nice with email.
VSCO launches its first video editing tool
VSCO is a brand well-known among photographers who take advantage of its presets for desktop and its mobile app featuring film-inspired filters and pro image tools.
Snap is now alienating the very people it needs to survive
Several agencies said advertiser interest in Snapchat is flat to dwindling, as many opt to move toward Instagram
Google’s native ad blocker for Chrome shows up in Android developer build
Google will reportedly debut a built-in ad blocking feature for its Chrome browser next year, and now we have the first concrete look at this addition to the web navigation software in action.
Facebook builds natural language processing into Messenger
Facebook today launched Messenger Platform 2.1 with new features to give developers and brands more ways to reach potential customers, like built-in natural language processing, a payments SDK, and a global beta that makes it easier to switch between automated bots and the humans behind 70 million businesses on Facebook.
Facebook has acquired a content rights startup called Source3 to help fight video pirates
Facebook wants to make sure video creators can’t get ripped off.