Twitter's New Composer Could Make It Easier To Create Threads And Long Tweets
Since taking over Twitter, Elon Musk has hinted at the idea of a longer-form tweet composer, which could now become a reality. Here's how it would work.
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Google Black Friday Deals Kick Off With Pixel 7, Nest, And Pixel Watch Discounts
Black Friday deals are starting to pop up already, and Amazon's got some excellent deals for various Google smartphones, smart home, and other accessories.
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Google Maps And Search Serve Up New Features In Time For The Holidays
Google is rolling out some new features to Search and Maps in anticipation of the upcoming holiday season. We have all the details about these announcements.
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This New Microsoft Excel Feature Lets You Add Images Directly To A Cell
Microsoft Excel is gaining the ability to insert an image directly into a cell, an oft-requested feature. The rollout is expected to begin in December 2022.
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Musk Pitches 'Hardcore' Twitter 2.0 To Employees, Tells Them To Commit Or Leave
Elon Musk sent a midnight email to Twitter's remaining staff saying they would have to accept long hours and hard work or they could leave and take severance.
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Elon Musk Sets A New Twitter Blue Verified Relaunch Date
Twitter's revamped Blue subscription will return in the near future with at least one change, though whether it'll be better than before remains a mystery.
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Elon Musk Fires Twitter Employees For Slack Criticism, Proceeds To Mock Them
Some Twitter workers used the company's Slack channels to criticize Musk's changes. From a job security standpoint, this might not have been the best idea.
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Twitter's Safety Team Tried To Warn Musk About Blue's Disastrous Relaunch, But He Didn't Listen
Elon Musk's rollout of Twitter Blue has not been great, but he was warned about potential pitfalls early enough in the process to have avoided the fallout.
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How To Disable Google Assistant On Android, And Why You Might Want To
Google Assistant can be a very useful feature on your Android phone, but it requires a ton of permissions which you may not be comfortable with.
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Twitter Users Warn Others Using Two-Factor Authentication Not To Sign Out As 2FA Texts Aren't Arriving
It seems some Twitter users have experienced a frustrating bug that has left them unable to sign back into their accounts. Here's what we know about the issue.
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Twitter Says It Wants Vine Back, But Can It Be Done?
Elon Musk wants to bring back Vine, the short-lived social media platform that allowed users to post looping six-second videos that quickly went viral.
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SpaceX Is Buying A Hefty Ad Package For Starlink On Twitter
Insiders revealed that SpaceX has purchased ads on Twitter, though the platform's new owner Elon Musk has dismissed one part of the leaked info.
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Thousands Of Twitter Contractors Reportedly Axed Without Warning After Widespread Layoffs
Elon Musk's cuts at Twitter were not limited to employees. Thousands of contractors also found themselves locked out because they had been lost go.
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Google Tipped To Pay Nearly $400m In Android Location Tracking Settlement
Google has agreed to pay $391.5 million to settle a privacy lawsuit brought by the attorneys general of 40 states over deceptive location tracking tactics.
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Sen. Markey Had Strong Words For Elon Musk During Twitter Spat
Democratic Senator Ed Markey issued a warning to Elon Musk via Twitter after the two had exchanged words previously. Here's how it went down.
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Google Says Nest Wifi Pro Bug Fix Is Only Days Away
Google's Wi-Fi 6E mesh network router has only been on the market for a few weeks, but it's already in need of a bug fix. Fortunately, that'll arrive next week.
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Pixel 7a Leaks Predict A Massive Upgrade For Google's Next Budget Phone
The upcoming budget variant of Google's Pixel 7 series may feature some big upgrades compared to the Pixel 6a, including a better screen and main camera.
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Twitter Will Let Brands Verify Associated Accounts Following Parody Chaos
Despite criticism, Twitter moved ahead with its plan to include the verified badge with subscriptions, and that opened the door to a flood of trolls.
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Meta Is Killing Its Portal And Smartwatch Projects
The firm employed around 87,000 workers in September, meaning the sudden loss of 11,000 jobs equates to a roughly 13% loss of Meta's overall workforce.
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2.4 GHz Vs. 5 GHz Wi-Fi: Which Should You Use?
Most Wi-Fi routers feature two bands that most devices can connect to, but both bands actually serve two distinct purposes for the way your home is setup.
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Musk's New Twitter Hail Mary: Poaching Content Creators From YouTube
Elon Musk wants to draw creators from Youtube and get them to post their videos on Twitter directly, tempting them with increased revenue share.
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New Report Sheds Light On Why FTC Is Following Musk's Twitter Takeover
The mass exodus of employees after Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter is a source of concern for the FTC which wants to make sure user data is properly secure.
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YouTube Debuts Live Q&A Feature To Make Life Easier For Creators
YouTube rolled out a new Q&A feature that should make it easier for creators to answer questions from people in the live stream. We have all the details.
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Musk Changes Twitter's Rules For Parody Accounts
Elon Musk announced a new rule for parody accounts for the ever-evolving platform that Twitter has become. The battle against the bots continues.
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Twitter's 'Official' Check Marks Are Apparently Back Again
After sunsetting them almost immediately after these labels were introduced, the "Official" check mark on Twitter has returned — but only for a few brands.
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One More Twitter Exec Abruptly Exits As Musk Warns Of Bankruptcy Risk
Insiders claim another two top Twitter executives have exited the company, and around the same time, Musk held a staff meeting warning of financial woes.
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Twitter Blue Subscription Vanishes As Elon Musk's Verification Disaster Grows
Twitter's Blue subscription service has suddenly stopped allowing new users to sign up, fueling even more speculation as to what is going on at Twitter HQ.
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