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Malware creators are using a zero-day exploit to access users' Google accounts via malicious code used to exfiltrate sessions tokens, according to security researchers. The exploit also allows malicious users to regenerate an authentication cookie to log in to a user's account, even after a password change.

Prisma new website provides APIs and SDKs to developers to incorporate its deep learning models in their apps.

Microsoft says that the new Pix Camera update for iOS will "give snapshots stylistic flair reminiscent of masterpiece paintings and artsy photos hanging in the famed galleries of Amsterdam, Paris and New York."

The addition of in-app filter store, termed simply Store, means that Prisma now offers both free and paid filters for the first time since it was launched last year.

Prisma will soon allow users to rate the filters and even create their own filters with a new creation tool that is currently available to limited users but expected to soon roll out widely.

Looking for something that can jazz up your photos? These are some of our favourite photo filter apps.

Initially images shared by users will only be seen by people around them but as the image is liked by more people, it will start showing up for more number of people.

We pick our favourite apps and games that were released in 2016, or got a significant update.

On top of the pedestal is Prisma who won the iPhone app of the year, and Clash Royale, on the other hand, won the iPhone game of the year.

Deadpool tops the charts in both movie and books categories globally while Pokemon Go was the top trending game of 2016 on Google Play.

The support for Facebook's Live videos has not made its way to Android and the company is yet to announce its rollout plans.

Google has developed a style transfer technology that is capable of creating app filters by mixing painting styles and showing the result in real-time.

Prisma on iOS now allows you to apply filters to 15-second video clips. The feature is expected to make way to Android soon.

Prisma on iOS gets offline functionality with version 2.4 update and the developers claim that the feature will be on Android "very soon" as well.

Popular photo-filter app Prisma, with its update, now gives back processed images in significantly reduced time with added features.

Malware creators are using a zero-day exploit to access users' Google accounts via malicious code used to exfiltrate sessions tokens, according to security researchers. The exploit also allows malicious users to regenerate an authentication cookie to log in to a user's account, even after a password change.

Prisma new website provides APIs and SDKs to developers to incorporate its deep learning models in their apps.

Microsoft says that the new Pix Camera update for iOS will "give snapshots stylistic flair reminiscent of masterpiece paintings and artsy photos hanging in the famed galleries of Amsterdam, Paris and New York."

The addition of in-app filter store, termed simply Store, means that Prisma now offers both free and paid filters for the first time since it was launched last year.

Prisma will soon allow users to rate the filters and even create their own filters with a new creation tool that is currently available to limited users but expected to soon roll out widely.

Looking for something that can jazz up your photos? These are some of our favourite photo filter apps.

Initially images shared by users will only be seen by people around them but as the image is liked by more people, it will start showing up for more number of people.

We pick our favourite apps and games that were released in 2016, or got a significant update.

On top of the pedestal is Prisma who won the iPhone app of the year, and Clash Royale, on the other hand, won the iPhone game of the year.

Deadpool tops the charts in both movie and books categories globally while Pokemon Go was the top trending game of 2016 on Google Play.

The support for Facebook's Live videos has not made its way to Android and the company is yet to announce its rollout plans.

Google has developed a style transfer technology that is capable of creating app filters by mixing painting styles and showing the result in real-time.

Prisma on iOS now allows you to apply filters to 15-second video clips. The feature is expected to make way to Android soon.

Prisma on iOS gets offline functionality with version 2.4 update and the developers claim that the feature will be on Android "very soon" as well.

Popular photo-filter app Prisma, with its update, now gives back processed images in significantly reduced time with added features.