Amazon's CEO Says Layoffs Will Continue Into 2023
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy made a statement that layoffs in multiple departments were coming at the end of this year, and are now expected to extend into 2023.
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Musk Has Clarified His Remote Work Policy, But It Still Sounds Terrible
Since taking over Twitter, Elon Musk has promoted a "hardcore" vision for the company, and that includes a strict remote work policy. Here's what it entails.
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Roku's The Next Company Slashing Its Workforce Over Economic Worries
Streaming device company Roku is the latest in the technology industry to announce mass layoffs, following other major companies. Here's the reason why.
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10 Instant Cameras That Are Actually Worth Your Money
Modern instant cameras are nostalgic, easy to use, and provide instant gratification. Here are 10 instant cameras that are actually worth your money.
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Elon Musk's 'Hardcore' Twitter Demands Have Reportedly Backfired
Musk may have expected less committed Twitter workers to bow out over his email. In reality, he may have just dealt a crippling blow to his new company.
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The Hidden Notes Feature On MacOS Ventura That Makes The App Much More Secure
Notes got a new update in macOS Ventura that allows you to use your Mac password to secure the notes that you want to keep private. We have all the details.
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How To Fix The Most Common Android Bluetooth Problems
Bluetooth connectivity problems are pretty simple to solve. If you find yourself encountering one, you can try several solutions to fix your connection.
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Leaked OnePlus 11 Specs Hint 2K Display, 50MP Primary Camera
A new leak for the OnePlus 11 Pro indicates the phone may have a 120 Hz refresh rate and a 5,000 mAh battery. An announcement is expected in January.
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AirPods Max Accessories That Are A Complete Waste Of Money
Here are a few AirPods Max accessories to avoid this holiday season (and beyond), as well as a few alternatives you should consider instead.
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Elon Musk Faces Even More Labor Complaints, This Time From Former SpaceX Employees
Even as Twitter continues to change under Elon Musk's new management, more workforce complaints are surfacing from another company of his — SpaceX.
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Google Tango HMD: Smartphones' Next Step
What Apple did for smartphones, Google will soon be doing for headsets.
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33% Of People Don't Shut Down Their Computer At Night - Here's Why They Should
We surveyed almost 600 respondents and one-third of them don't shut down their computers at night, but they really should, and we'll tell you why.
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OnePlus 5 All But Officially Revealed In India
Rather than be considered the worst kept secret, OnePlus seems to have decided to just let everyone see the OnePlus 5 anyway.
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Lenovo's Leaked High-End Tablet Has An Unusual Name
Lenovo appears to be developing a new Lenovo Tab Extreme which looks to be a high-specced out tablet with a huge screen and powerful processor.
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LOUD On Planet X Review : Castle Defense In The Music Arena
The folks responsible for LOUD on Planet X have given the music-friendly gaming scene a real kick in the pants.
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Meta AR Headset TED Talk: Augmented Details
Meta is a company that's created an augmented reality headset that - at this moment - is available for sale to developers at large.
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Mark Zuckerberg Embodies VR's Single Biggest Issue
It wasn't what Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said this week at the Samsung Galaxy S7 press conference. It was what he didn't say.
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The Best Smartwatches Of 2022
Smartwatches have come a long way in the last ten years. Now there are multiple options depending on your preference. Here are our favorites.
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Moto G 2014 Details Leak Early
It's less than a day now before we get full details on the second Moto G device, but it would appear that someone has spilled the beans a bit early.
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Brinc's Lemur S Tactical Drone Can Fly Through Tempered Glass
The new Lemur S drone from Brinc can break glass, serve as a battering ram for doors, and act as a two-way communication device for law enforcement.
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Apple May Restrict Faster USB-C Transfer Speeds To Top-End iPhone 15 Models
The EU's ruling to standardize charging methods among smartphone technology, Apple is conceding for its next round of iPhones — albeit with a possible catch.
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This New Tire Technology Could Keep You Out Of Big Trouble
New car tire sealant from Dow and Bridgestone is designed to flex with obstructions and prevent tires from running flat. Here's how it works.
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Why Your iPad Is Slow And What You Need To Do To Fix It
Your iPad is probably one of your most-used devices, so when it slows down it can be frustrating. We have some tips on what you can do to speed things back up.
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Elon Musk Tells Court He Doesn't Want To Be CEO Of Any Company Despite Being CEO Of Three
The world's richest man Elon Musk, who currently serves as the CEO of three of the companies he owns, has claimed he doesn't want to be the head of any company.
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Amazon Confirms Layoffs, But The Number Remains A Mystery
Rumors surfaced earlier this month that Amazon would join Twitter, Meta, and others in laying off workers. Now the company has confirmed some of the details.
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CPSC Issues Strong Warning About Onewheel Electric Skateboards After Future Motion Refuses Recall
The CPSC claims Onewheel riders have been severely injured due to issues with the electric skateboards, but maker Future Motion disagrees with the agency.
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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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