Meta's Twitter Rival Could Be Doomed From Day One
Meta's new Threads social media launches in multiple regions this week, but one notable and large portion of the world will be left out at this time.
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Twitter Finally Drops One Of Its Most Annoying Features
Other than rate limits, Twitter is actually walking back a previous change that made navigating the social media (and the internet) much more difficult.
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Meta's Twitter Competitor, Threads, Is Already Live For Some
In an apparent effort to muscle in on Twitter's territory early, Meta's Threads app has gone live early for some users, featuring tools very similar to Twitter.
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Instagram's Twitter Competitor Threads Will Likely Arrive This Week
It looks like Meta's Twitter competitor is about to launch. Not only has the app appeared in the App Store and on Google Play, but it also has a release date.
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Twitter Launches New TweetDeck 2.0, But You'll Need To Pay To Use It
In an effort to prevent data scraping, Twitter removed legacy APIs that broke legacy TweetDeck. Now it's scrambling to migrate users to the new version.
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Google's Pixel 8 Could Finally Fix The Biggest Battery Complaint
The next iteration of Google's Pixel line of smartphones is around the corner and a leak indicates that the new models will offer crucial battery upgrades.
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How Google Beat Apple To AR And Still Failed
Google Glass beat Apple to the AR market by a decade, but never managed to establish itself as a must have product. Here is why Google Glass failed.
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Elon Musk Imposes Twitter Read Caps As Rate Limit Exceeded Warning Persists
There is no word on how long Twitter's read cap will be in place, but there is a chance that it will not be completely lifted.
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How To Enable Google Chrome's New Design Refresh
After experimenting with it since late 2022 in the bleeding-edge version, Google has brought the 2023 design refresh for all in Chrome.
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Twitter Appears To Be Blocking Unregistered Users From Viewing Tweets
Without any announcement officially, it seems Twitter has gone the way of other social media sites by requiring internet an account to view any Twitter content.
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Google Made A Limited-Edition Pixel Fold That You Can't Buy
Google has already created a limited edition version of its Pixel Fold smartphone, though it's not available for the average consumer to buy.
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YouTube Ramps Ups Its Efforts In Fight Against Ad Blockers
YouTube is reportedly testing a new method of preventing ad-blockers, enforcing a policy that could end up interrupting viewers if they don't comply.
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Google Teams With iFixit To Offer DIY Repair Parts For Pixel Fold
Google has confirmed that it'll make it easy for Pixel Fold owners to get replacement parts for the foldable, assuming they're brave enough to try a DIY fix.
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Google Confirms Next Version Of Android's Robot Logo Will Be 3D
Google says it is working on a "new brand identity" for the Android, and part of that will involve replacing the flat green Android head with a 3D variant.
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What To Do If You're Connected To Wi-Fi But Have No Internet Access
Got a solid Wi-Fi connection but still can't connect to the internet? There are a few relatively easy things you can try in order to get it working again.
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Tricks To Make Your Chromecast With Google TV Run Faster
Google's Chromecast with Google TV can hold its own, but its limited hardware can get bogged down. These tips will get things running smoothly again.
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DuckDuckGo's Privacy Browser Enters Open Beta On Windows - Here's How To Try It Out
After launching the browser on mobile and macOS, DuckDuckGo is launchings its privacy-first browser for Windows in beta, and its available now to all.
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How To Connect An HP Printer To Wi-Fi
Setting up a wireless printer can be a hassle, but luckily, HP makes things relatively easy for setting up one of its wireless printers for the first time.
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How To Set Up Your Voicemail On Android
Configuring your voicemail settings is a pretty simple task on an Android phone, and there are a few ways to do it.
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Meta Is The Latest Platform To Scale Back Its COVID-19 Misinformation Policy
The change in comes after Meta's Oversight Board suggested the company prepare for the WHO's decision to end the emergency.
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Meta's New Voicebox AI Serves Up Generative Text-To-Speech
Meta serves up its own AI findings with 'Voicebox,' which generates text-to-speech voices, can remove excess audio noise, and recognize multiple languages.
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5 Reasons You Should Use Google Bard Instead Of ChatGPT
Google Bard launched publicly only a few months after Bard, and it already boasts several features that make it more useful than OpenAI's chatbot.
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Squarespace Says It Will Acquire Google Domains Assets From Alphabet
It seems Alphabet has no interest in holding onto Google Domains. The website-building platform Squarespace has announced plans to buy its assets.
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Final Fantasy 16 Spoilers May Already Be Circulating On Social Media
Fans are going into lockdown mode as "Final Fantasy 16" spoilers reportedly appear online. The spoilers may be linked to a leaked retail copy of the game.
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Research Paper Says Twitter's Algorithm 'Amplifies' Anger And Hate
A university research paper found that anger and hate get amplified by Twitter's algorithm because of the engagement it promotes among its users.
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Google Maps Starts Rolling Out Glanceable Directions, Adds 500 Landmarks To Immersive View
Google has announced a big new Maps update for iOS and Android that is bringing some convenient and fun features to users located around the world.
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Europe May Break Up Google's Adtech Business Over Alleged Anticompetitive Practices
Google finds itself under increased scrutiny in Europe over its ad-tech business, compounding criticisms from the U.S. DOJ for anti-competitive practice.
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