People like to brand things as being first or being innovative but if you take a look around you might see that it’s been done before and sometimes it’s the exact same thing and got the same accolades. It might still be a great idea or product because the original…

Apple is releasing macOS Sierra some time today (or tomorrow, depending on which timezone Apple chooses to use). …

YouTube may be great for hosting content but when ContentID starts to get involved in your videos, that’s when things get messy. ContentID is a YouTube mechanism that allows copyright owners to automatically assert their claims on YouTube content that belongs to them. The idea is so that people can…

To sign up to online services… again — I woke up very early in the morning today to find out that I received a password reset request for one of my email addresses. There was a time when this was almost a regular occurrence and I had to go change my password almost on a weekly basis, but…

[update 24 June 2017] It’s June 2017, and FaceTime and iMessage activations have stopped working again, at least since as far back as…

I wrote a week ago about Twitter needing to reign the trolls in and get them under control if it wants more people to spend time on the platform but I wasn’t entirely correct. Twitter is just not fun anymore. …

Twitter has turned into a cesspool of nasty comments by people who failed to understand context, according to British comedian Stephen Fry. His objection to the service points to more serious problem which prevents it from keeping its users and attracting others to the service. Twitter recently lost Stephen Fry…

Indonesia’s property market may be facing a challenging time but it hasn’t stopped one online player to invest in growth plans and expand its operations across the country. Online property listing company Rumahku recently signed an agreement with state savings bank BTN to have an integrated home loan assessment service…

What if Twitter’s plan to allow long tweets actually meant allowing people to collapse tweetstorms into one expandable set of tweets? In other words, you tweetstorm as usual by replying to yourself and erasing your own account name, and there’s a button on every subsequent tweet that lets you collapse…