Twitter Blue Gets Global Launch As Removal Of Legacy Checkmarks Looms
The controversial Twitter Blue subscription is now available in markets outside of the United States, and legacy verified checkmarks may soon disappear.
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Linus Tech Tips Is The Latest YouTube Channel Getting Elon Musk Bombed By Crypto Scammers
Among other high-subscriber YouTube channels being taken over by crypto scammers, Linus Tech Tips is the latest victim of the YouTube channel hacking spree.
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Google Messages Laced With AI-Generated Replies Reportedly In The Works
Google recently introduced its Bard chatbot, and now it looks like the company is already working on adding AI-powered replies to its Messages app.
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You Can Test Google's Bard AI Rival To ChatGPT Now: Here's How
Google's answer to OpenAI's groundbreaking AI program ChatGPT is finally available to some users. Here's how you can sign up and start using Bard.
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This Popular ChatGPT Extension Could Save You A Bunch Of Time Researching On Google
If you're hoping ChatGPT can help improve your productivity at work or school, the Liner AI extension and apps may be the solution you're looking for.
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Common Gmail On Android Problems And How To Fix Them
If you're experiencing issues while using your Gmail for Android app, a series of simple solutions may be able to remedy the problem.
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Elon Musk's New Rules For Twitter Replies Are Going To Be Controversial
Twitter will soon start prioritizing replies from users who have a Blue subscription over free users, according to the platform's owner Elon Musk.
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Meta Verified Subscription Is Rolling Out For Facebook And Instagram Users In The US
Meta is rolling out verified accounts for both Facebook and Instagram to users in the United States. Both will cost a monthly fee and feature a blue check.
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Major Security Flaw Discovered By Google In Samsung Modems - Check If Your Phone Is Affected
If you are using a phone with an Exynos modem your phone has some nasty security bugs. We have all the details including what you should do next.
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Microsoft 365 Copilot Confirmed, Bringing AI To Word, PowerPoint, Teams, And Excel
Microsoft 365 Copilot is the company's AI partner program, integrated with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more, to help streamline everyday work productivity.
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The Long, Painful Death Of Google Glass Has Finally Arrived
Google announced it is discontinuing sales of Google Glass, and pulling support for the product in September.
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AI-Generated YouTube Videos Are Being Used To Spread Malware
AI-generating tools are being used by scammers to trick unsuspecting viewers, but there are ways to protect yourself from becoming a victim.
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Google Pixel 8 Breaks Cover A Day After The Pro Was Leaked
Alongside leaks of the Pixel 8 Pro, the standard-tier Pixel 8 has leaked, with product renders and purported specs showing a modestly updated design.
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Reddit Returns Hours After Internal Bug Caused Major Outage
A major outage briefly took Reddit offline across both desktop and mobile, and it still struggled to fully restore its services hours later.
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Google Pixel 8 Pro Leaks As Next Android Flagship
Ahead of Google's I/O 2023 conference presentation, it seems the upcoming lineup of Pixel devices have been leaked, sporting new cameras and a new screen.
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T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Review: Getting Online In An Outage
It would appear that T-Mobile 5G Home Internet has made a serious dent in the armor that protects ISP's steel grip on at-home workers in the United States.
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Google Is Baking AI Into Gmail, Docs, And Other Workspace Apps - Here's What It Can Do
Artificial intelligence could help you write an email or memo in Gmail and Google Docs, as Bard tech is being implemented to help with workflow efficiency.
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Meta Lays Off Another 10K Employees, Bringing Total Layoffs To More Than 20K
Meta is once again enacting another drastic reduction in its workforce, laying off another 10,000 employees in service to Zuckerberg's 'year of efficiency.'
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How To Go Incognito On Mac's Safari Browser
"Incognito Mode" is a common feature on most web browsers these days -- including Safari on a Mac desktop or laptop computer.
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How To Help Your Home Wi-Fi Network Work At Top Performance
You can improve your home Wi-Fi speed with a few simple tweaks, barring the possibility that the issue is from your internet provider.
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Meta's Next Round Of Layoffs Mirrors That Of 2022
Meta is reportedly planning job cuts as CEO Mark Zuckerberg pushes the company towards a "year of efficiency" strategy.
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This Crippling Error By Yahoo Could Have Completely Changed The Way We Use The Internet Today
In an alternate universe somewhere, "Yahoo" would dominate the search engine business, instead of Google.
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Is In-Flight Wi-Fi Worth The Cost Or Should You Save Your Money?
If you've got a long flight ahead of you, being able to watch Netflix would be a godsend, but in-flight Wi-Fi may not be worth it for all flights.
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The Most Common Reasons Your Wi-Fi Is Down (And How To Fix Them)
Internet issues can stem from a variety of factors, but as long as your modem is up and running, your Wi-Fi router (and other factors) may be at fault.
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Meta Is Cooking Up A Decentralized Twitter Lookalike With Instagram's Soul
Borrowing from lessons learned on Instagram, Meta is designing a Twitter-like social media app that borrows from Mastodon's decentralized foundation.
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Instagram Founders Want To Sprinkle AI Into Their Next Social Media App
Instagram's co-creators are now back with some hot AI fuel in tow: Artifact is a social news reading app.
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Google's Biggest Products May All Get AI Features Soon
Google is scrambling to remain competitive with Microsoft in the realm of AI-powered capabilities, and that may lead to cool new features for many products.
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