If you thought diamonds were a girl’s best friends, they may soon become a computer user’s best friends too. Physicists from the Lomonosov Moscow State University in Russia have begun to work on integrating diamonds into quantum computing,because of their structural properties. This will likely change the way we look at both our computers and how we plan to develop programs for them. #developer #Quantum
Most users have complained that they can’t edit their tweets on Twitter. In order to fix this issue, Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter, has announced that the company is developing an edit function for tweets. Users have often written to Twitter demanding an edit function, much like Facebook offers its users. #social #Twitter
Music industry has long suffered from copyrights infringement issues, leading to losses of millions of dollars. Now, Facebook has begun to devise a new copyright ID system that will help in stopping music rights infringement. The technology is purported to be similar to Content ID, a feature of YouTube. #Facebook #Music
Inspired by Tor’s browser, Mozilla’s engineers have brought a security measure to Firefox 52. The new patch helps to stop websites from fingerprinting users using system fonts. This security feature will likely help more users to safeguard their information online. #Firefox #Security
India’s prime minister has just launched a Universal Payments Interface (UPI)-based app for people to send and receive money. The app is currently available only on Android devices and users of other operating systems will have to wait a while. The app is called BHIM and is expected to be a safe and secure method to send and receive money. #fintech #App
