nrg2014: This is how Facebook learns what you buy at physical stores in order to show you relevant ads

Thursday, 12 December 2019

Facebook learns about what users are buying in order to serve them ads that reflect what they're likely to spend money on.

Google's top-trending TV shows of the year include Netflix's "Stranger Things," Disney Plus' "The Mandalorian," and Amazon's "The Boys."

The lanky Cousin Greg from "Succession" will star in the TV series, based on a new book by The Wall Street Journal's Eliot Brown and Maureen Farrell.

One of SoftBank Vision Fund's managing partners is leaving the firm. Twitter looks to build a new service. Tim Cook defends monopolies.

This week in Trending, the cloud wars are raging, mutual funds are grappling with WeWork, and Google is hiding behind its Area 120 incubator.

You can turn off Safe Mode on most Android devices in two ways, one of which is as simple as just restarting your phone. Here's how.

You can easily save a webpage as a PDF on Mac in four simple steps. You can do this using most browsers, though Safari may be the easiest.

It's a good idea to turn on automatic updates on your iPhone for iOS and your apps. Here's how to do it.

It's easy to switch users on your Mac computer with a shortcut, and by logging out or locking your screen. Here's how to do it.

Dan Ammann wrote that Cruise offers the best alternative: All-electric, driverless, and available whenever customers require mobility.

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