Today's Wordle Answer #638 - March 19, 2023 Solution And Hints
If you thought yesterday's Wordle answer was difficult, you may not be too pleased with today's puzzle. Fortunately, we have some hints and the answer.
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Uber's Super Bowl 2023 Ad Will Feature Sean 'Diddy' Combs' New Hit, Because 'Diddy Don't Do Jingles'
As the Super Bowl approaches, companies are teasing the advertisements they have planned for the big game, including one from Uber featuring Diddy.
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Twitch CEO And Co-Founder Resigning After 16 Years
With Emmet Shear vacating his CEO position at Twitch, the role will now be fulfilled by the company's current President, Dan Clancy.
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Amazon Hit With Lawsuit For Not Disclosing Facial Recognition Use
A class action suit filed to a New York district court suggests Amazon violates a law requiring it to disclose its use of biometric identification technology.
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Steam Deck Gets Anniversary Discount In Steam Spring Sale
Steam has kicked off its seasonal spring sale, and alongside great deals on popular games, the Steam Deck receives its first major discount since launch.
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US Government Makes It Clear - You Can't Copyright AI-Generated Images
The US Copyright Office has issued a ruling on AI-generated imagery and copyright protection, but there's a catch depending on the level of authorship involved.
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The Classic Land Rover Defender 90 Is The Next LEGO Icons Set
LEGO commemorates another automotive milestone with the 75th anniversary Land Rover Defender 90 kit - featuring customizable off-road bits and a moving winch.
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Thermacell Now Has A Smart Mosquito Control System For Your Whole Yard
Thermacell created a full yard installation smart mosquito repellant system that works with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, ready to roll in 2022.
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Biden Administration Warns Of Possible TikTok Ban If Owners Don't Divest
The Biden Administration is proposing a ban on the Chinese-owned app TikTok due to security concerns, particularly the data integrity of U.S. citizens.
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Samsung Releases New A-Series Phones In Lovable Pastel Colors
Featuring new and bright colorways, Samsung is releasing a new pair of A-Series smartphones in a variety of shades for artistic and budget-conscious buyers.
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Galaxy A54 Bolsters Samsung's Mid-Range With Enhanced OIS
Samsung is back with another mid-range A-series Android smartphone that offers a solid mix balance between features and an affordable price tag.
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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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Duolingo Taps ChatGPT Successor GPT-4 To Boost Language Learning
Alongside OpenAI's announcement of GPT-4, the followup to ChatGPT, Duolingo has revealed a new plan that includes features powered by the AI tech.
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Grammarly Announces New AI Tool To Improve Your Writing
Grammarly, which was partially used to write this article, will soon be launching its own AI text-generation tool coming soon to help you write.
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Discord Chatbots Clyde, AutoMod Get The Open AI Treatment
Gaming-focused chat service Discord is releasing updates to their bots that incorporate AI-based functions. It's also releasing some brand new AI experiments.
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LG's New Stretchable Screen Makes Foldable Displays Look Boring
LG has a new stretchable display that can stretch up to 20% of its surface area with a 100 PPI resolution, but this won't end up on a smartphone any time soon.
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This Mushroom PC Sounds Like Something Out Of The Last Of Us
Researchers in the U.K. have a working motherboard connected to mushroom tissue, all in service to testing the 'feasibility' of organic-based computing.
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Starfield Release Date Finally Confirmed
Bethesda's "Starfield" finally has a firm release date, but it's not as soon as many fans would like. There is a bit of good news as well, however.
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DuckDuckGo Launches Its Own AI-Tool 'DuckAssist'
Anonymous browser and search engine developer DuckDuckGo has announced that it's also getting into artificial intelligence, but there's a key difference.
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Latest Android 14 Preview Gives Users More Security Options
Developer previews for Android 14 are rolling out soon, bringing new security and user controls for data, passwords, notifications, and app permissions.
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The Last Blockbuster Store Teases New Super Bowl Ad You Can Only See On VHS
An unforeseen effort from Blockbuster is on the way for Super Bowl LVII, with a supposed commercial airing at the last physical Blockbuster store that Sunday.
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Uber's New Update Tries To Make Your Spring Break Travel A Little Easier
If you're planning a big vacation, you may appreciate Uber's latest update - especially if you tend to get lost in airports while looking for the baggage claim.
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TikTok Will Now Let You Earn Money With Paywalled Videos
TikTok is rolling out a new payment method for creators. The release is limited at first, but if successful, could be a viable strategy for creators.
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LG Just Announced A Massive 97-Inch OLED Display That Vibrates
LG's latest OLED panel is not only the biggest it ever, but it can also be used as part of a 5.1-channel sound system thanks to the fact that it vibrates
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Paul Walker's Iconic Fast And Furious Nissan Skyline GT-R Is Going Up For Sale
Another iconic movie car will make its way to auction, giving fans and collectors alike the chance to own a rare beast that has been on the big screen.
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50 Cent Just Gave A Big Hint About A Possible GTA 6 Collaboration
Rapper 50 Cent recently shared some intriguing images with his Twitter followers that show he may be involved in GTA6.
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Ring Is Putting Free Features Behind A Paywall And Users Are Outraged
Ring is changing up its subscription model around existing features, but with increased rates, many are not thrilled with these substantial changes.
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