Twitter Quietly Changes Policy To Slap NPR With State-Affiliated Media Label
Twitter added its state-affiliated media label NPR's account without explanation. The move follows Musk's repeated attacks against the media.
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How To Safely Work From A Coffee Shop (Or Other Spot) That Offers Free Wi-Fi
If you need to head out to the nearest coffee shop or hotel lobby to use a free Wi-Fi network, there are a few things you should do to keep your data safe.
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Google CEO Confirms Conversational AI Is Coming To Search
Google CEO Sundar Pichai revealed that Bard, its conversational LLM-based AI will be coming to search, but stopped short of revealing a timeline.
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Google Fiber Vs. Google Fiber Webpass: What's The Difference?
You've probably heard of Google Fiber, and you may have heard of Webpass (now rebranded as Google Fiber Webpass), but do you know the difference?
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Here's How To Get Access To Google's Bard AI Chat
Google Bard is the search giant's answer to ChatGPT. We'll tell you how to go about getting access to the LLM, and what it can do once you get there.
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Google Just Added 3 New Features Which Could Save You A Bunch Of Money When Traveling
Google has released a new set of search features that should help travelers save on flights and find better accommodation once they reach their destination.
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Twitter Gets Doge Makeover As Another Timeline Bug Strikes
Twitter has received a new (and certainly temporary) design that revolves around the Shiba Inu dog known as the Dogecoin cryptocurrency avatar.
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This Chrome Extension Lets You Use ChatGPT On Any Web Page
OpenAI's ChatGPT and GPT-4 chatbots can make your life easier in a number of ways. So can this Chrome extension, which brings the AI to every tab.
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Why Enabling WPS On Your Wi-Fi Network Is A Security Risk
The push-button login feature on your router, called WPS, is definitely convenient, but it's not as secure as a strong password. Let us explain why.
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The Strange Name Of Your Favorite Search Engine Before It Was Google
The 90s ushered in the Internet, and it was during these early years of the World Wide Web where Larry Page and Sergey Brin enter the picture.
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The White House Doesn't Want To Pay Elon Musk For Twitter Blue Either
Many organizations may be unwilling to pay Twitter $1,000 to get verification in the form of check marks.
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Twitter Pulls Back The Curtain On Its Recommendation Algorithm
Twitter's recommendation algorithm is now on GitHub, so you can see what makes tweets pop up in your For You Tab on the social network. We have all the details.
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How To Unsend An Email In Microsoft Outlook
It's easy to mistakenly add a name to an email or forget to add somebody who needs to recieve the contents of your message, Outlook has a feature to fix that.
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Google Says Bard Upgrades Are In The Pipeline
Sundar Pichai, while speaking on the "Hard Fork" podcast alluded to some improvements that are coming very soon to Google's LLM Ai, Google Bard.
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A Twitter Alternative By Ex-Employee Is Capitalizing On Elon Musk's Worst Trust Failure
T2, a Twitter alternative founded by an ex-employee is attempting to capitalize on Elon Musk's latest move to remove legacy blue checkmarks.
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Elon Musk Dethrones Barack Obama As Most Followed Person On Twitter
Twitter owner and courter of controversy Elon Musk has surpassed former President of the United States Barack Obama as the most followed account on Twitter.
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Google Fi Makes 5G Official On iPhone
If you're one of the iPhone users who has stuck with Google's Fi service, you can finally use 5G ... assuming you have the right model and enable a setting.
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New Google Play Listing Details Motorola's US-Bound 'Edge' Flagship
It has been more than a year since Motorola launched its flagship Edge+ in the U.S. market. Now it looks like an updated model is on the way.
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ChatGPT Vs. Google Bard: 5 Major Differences (And 5 Similarities)
ChatGPT and Bard both have strengths and weaknesses, so we put both of them to the test. After hours of interactions, here's what we found out.
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Twitter Blue Will Soon Be Required For Polls And 'For You' Recommendations
More Twitter features will be locked behind a paywall, Elon Musk has announced. Are you willing to pay to vote in polls and have your tweets surfaced?
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Becoming A Local Guide: A Guide To Google Maps' Program And Its Benefits
How does Google Maps get all of its local data? From a network of Local Guides. If you'd like to lend your knowledge to Google Maps, here's how.
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Leaked Musk Email Puts Twitter Valuation At $20 Billion
An internal email has been made public, and it allegedly reveals that Elon Musk has set Twitter's valuation at around $20 billion - far less than he paid.
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7 Wireless Travel Routers That Will Keep You Connected On The Go
If you find yourself traveling often, you might want to buy a portable router. Here are seven wireless travel routers that will keep you connected on the go.
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YouTube Primetime Channels Put A Bunch Of Streaming Options In One Place
YouTube Primetime Channels will bring a variety of streaming services into one platform, making it easy for users. But, here's what it could mean for creators.
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Google SVP Says Android Is Getting Satellite Phone Tech
Only days after SpaceX and T-Mobile made a big announcement about phones and Starlink satellite internet service, Google has teased similar plans.
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How To Use Wi-Fi Analyzing Tools To Diagnose Your Home Internet Issues
If your Wi-Fi doesn't seem to be working the way it's supposed to, you can potentially diagnose the problem yourself using a Wi-Fi analyzer app.
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How To Clear The Google Maps App Cache On Your Android Phone
If you frequently use Google Maps and you've noticed that it seems to load more slowly than you're used to, we have a few suggestions to try.
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