Technology
Audit of Apps, a New Way of Twitter to Ensure User Safety
Twitter – the blogging site has decided to conduct an audit of app developers who use data from the online platform. The audit will start on June 19; developers must submit their apps to Twitter for the review process. Mainly the developers who use recent tweets or mention users 100,000 times/day will have to undergo this audit. Yoel Roth, Head of site integrity at Twitter, said that the goal of
WORLD
Its Time to Say Goodbye to Gmail’s Inbox App
Google’s inbox app, a customized version of the Gmail app will shut down by the end of March. Google’s forgotten social network, Google plus will follow suit as well. The development is likely to cause soar moods among users. However, Google’s official announcement is not surprising. Google plus had failed to generate buzz and fallen behind quickly to its main competitor, Facebook. On the other hand, Gmail’s inbox was quite
SCIENCE
Scientist Discover a solution to suck carbon monoxide from the air
Scientist from University of Kansas have found a new technology to suck carbon monoxide from industrial chimneys. They have discovered a new application of BIGs (bis imino guanidines) chemicals. These chemicals allow scuba divers to “rebreathe” CO2 exhalations. According to Kristin Bowman-James, one of the researcher, the technology has tremendous potential. As BIGs were discovered 10 years ago, their application still continues to evolve. During the experiment, these chemicals were
