Elon Musk Might Remove This Brand New Twitter Feature
Elon Musk may not know how to deal with Twitter content moderation yet, but he could well let the axe drop on another little-known feature of the site.
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General Motors Has Suspended Advertising On Twitter, Here's Why
With Elon Musk taking control at Twitter, this $44 billion acquisition could have cost the social network its first major advertiser
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Right Wing Twitter Accounts Are Seeing A Huge Surge Of New Followers
Since Elon Musk completed his purchase of Twitter, right-wing Twitter accounts have seen a surge of new followers. We have all the details.
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Twitter Files Paperwork To Remove Its Stock From NYSE And Go Private
Shortly after completing the sale of Twitter to Elon Musk, the company filed paperwork to de-list from the New York Stock Exchange and take the company private.
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Elon Musk Says No Unbanned Twitter Accounts Until New Moderation Council Forms
Elon Musk may have bought Twitter, but there'll be no decision on controversial banned accounts or moderation policies until a new specialist team is formed.
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Elon Musk May Own Twitter But He Still Has To Play By EU Rules
Elon Musk now owns Twitter and can make the rules as he sees fit. But since Twitter is an international corporation, he'll have to abide by other laws as well.
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Elon Musk Bought Twitter: Here's Who He Fired First
Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter is seemingly complete, as the tech CEO has fired a number of Twitter's top executives. Here's who got the axe first.
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YouTube Wants To Fix Its Health Hoax Problem: Here's The Plan
YouTube has been grappling with the problem of health-related misinformation for a while. Its latest effort will help users find reliable information.
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How To Remove Retweets From Your Twitter Timeline, And Why You Might Want To
Retweets on Twitter can clutter up your timeline, be very annoying, or both. In case you're tired of seeing all those retweets, here's how to disable them.
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How To Use Twitter Lists, And Why You Might Want To
Even on its best days, Twitter can be a confusing and cluttered mess. Here to help organize things is the Lists feature, which is very easy to use.
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Elon Musk Might Finally Close The Twitter Deal Before This Weekend
It's been over six months since Elon Musk first offered to buy Twitter, the platform he apparently dreams of transforming into a free-speech utopia.
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Google Slapped With $113 Million Fine For Play Store Payment Abuse
This fine for forcing app developers to use the in-house payment system for the Play Store, Google's repository for hosting Android apps.
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The Reason Why Google Headquarters Hired 200 Goats
Plenty of corporations, including Google, are making proactive steps to combat climate change — even if it requires an unusually effective method.
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Google Chrome Features That You're Missing Out On
You've likely been using the Google Chrome web browser for a while -- now's as good a time as any to make sure you're making full use of the platform.
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YouTube Gets A New Look And Two Long-Awaited Playback Features
YouTube turned 17 this year, and like most teenagers, it's making some changes to its appearance and behavior. Users are getting two new features, too.
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Why Your Internet Is Slow And What You Can Do To Fix It
Slow internet is something that can plague any of us. Fortunately, there are some easy steps you can take to help get your speed back to where it belongs.
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Check Your Android Phone For These 16 Apps Google Play Just Booted For Ad Fraud
Google just booted 16 apps with hundreds of thousands of downloads out of the Google Play Store for ad fraud and malware. We have all the details here.
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YouTube Premium's Family Plan Is Getting A Price Hike
YouTube Premium's Family Plan is getting a pretty big price increase. Here's all the information you need to know about when you'll have to pay more.
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Here's What Happened When Google Shut Down For Just 5 Minutes
In 2013, all of Google's services -- search, YouTube, and more -- went down for five minutes and it impacted web traffic worldwide. Here's what happened.
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Elon Musk May Be Planning To Lay Off Most Of Twitter's Employees
Most of Twitter's staff may find themselves out of work if Elon Musk completes his proposed takeover of the company, at least according to a new leak.
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The Hidden Google Feature That Star Trek Fans Need To Know
Google is pretty great at creating Easter eggs that cater to a variety of interests. One such hidden gem is reserved for fans of "Star Trek."
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Google Hit With $162 Million Fine For Restrictive Practices On The Android Platform
India's competition regulator has slapped Google with a $162 million fine for allegedly abusing its dominant market position in the smartphone market.
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Google Just Launched A Bunch Of Useful Lock Screen Widgets For Your iPhone
Following a previous sneak peek at them, Google has finally launched its widgets for iOS 16, giving many iPhone users new lock screen options.
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Google Messages Just Got A New Look And A Ton Of New Features
Google Messages has a long way to go before Android users begin adopting it en masse, but these newly added features may help get the ball rolling.
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The Story Behind The First Google Logo Doodle
The Google homepage is often decorated with a complex illustration celebrating a holiday or person, but the origin of the "doodle" is much simpler.
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Meta Is Selling Giphy After A Drawn Out Battle With Regulators
Following regulatory scrutiny, Meta has agreed to cancel the Giphy deal and had been ordered by the U.K.'s competition authority to sell the platform.
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The Metaverse Was Around Way Before You Realized
The metaverse as conceived by Meta hasn't drummed up the excitement the company had hoped for, but it may be able to improve things by playing some hit games.
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