Horizon Home Gives Meta Quest A Social Spin With Update v41
Meta Quest VR headsets will have access to Horizon Home, a social presence system that'll allow users to experience apps and media together in virtual space.
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HTC Is Teasing A Big Android Phone Comeback With The Metaverse In Its Sights
HTC seems to be teasing a brand new Android smartphone with a focus on what it calls the Viveverse, asking users to create their metaverse life in the process.
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Meta Is In Serious Trouble. Here's Why
Facebook is facing serious troubles in the near future, courtesy of its fairly large ties to what's quickly becoming a fading and failing industry.
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Why The Internet Is Raving About DALL-E Mini, A Free AI Tool That Converts Any Text To Art
Artificial intelligence is making art again. A tiny tool called Dall-E mini is just the latest in a line of text input machine learning art generation tools.
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This Youtuber Made The Fake GameCube Portable From 2005 Into The Real Thing
A virtual rendering of a handheld Nintendo GameCube was an object of affection for dedicated gamers back in 2005. Now, it's a reality.
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Google Pixel Feature Drop Lets You Remix Videos And Offers More At A Glance
Amid the Apple excitement, Google announced its June Feature Drop for Pixel smartphones, revealing new features and a collaboration with teenage engineering.
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Elon Musk Threatens To Terminate Twitter Deal Over Secret Data
Elon Musk and his legal team are making some waves about the Tesla CEO's potential Twitter takeover - even threatening to walk away from the deal.
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Apple CarPlay Next-Gen Is Putting Google On Notice
Compatible with nearly all vehicles, new versions of Apple CarPlay will be designed to "the very best of both your car and your iPhone."
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How To Use Browser Extensions On Safari For iPhone And iPad
With the arrival of iOS 15, iPhone and iPad users gained support for extensions in Safari, which make the browser a bit more useful for many tasks.
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Google Has A Confusing Plan To Merge Duo And Meet
Google has announced plans to shuffle around its products yet again, this time focusing on Duo and Meet. The two products will soon be merged into one...mostly.
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How To Have Your Personal Info Removed From Google Search Results
Discovering personal information about yourself on the internet isn't fun. The good news is that you can have it removed. Here's how.
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Google TV App Finally Launches On iOS
After many long months of existing as an Android exclusive, the Google TV app has finally made its way to the iPhone. Here's what users should know.
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Do You Remember Google's Failed TV?
You're probably familiar with Android TV and Chromecast, but it's easy to forget that a different product predated both: the original Google TV.
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Why Twitter Shareholders Are Coming After Elon Musk
The Twitter acquisition drama continues with another lawsuit against Elon Musk over the potential business deal, one that seeks damages and lobs accusations.
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Instagram Logo Change Has The Internet Divided
Instagram released a whole new design scheme, and the internet has some opinions about it. Do you like the new font? How about the newly emboldened logo?
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Here's How Much It Would Cost Elon Musk To Avoid Buying Twitter
Elon Musk could still choose to remove himself from the acquisition of the social network Twitter, but it would cost him a pretty penny, to be sure.
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How Trump's War On Twitter Affects Social Media
The Trump administration have released an executive order to hold Twitter and social media platforms responsible for posts found on their sites.
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How To Send An Email Draft From Google Docs Directly To Gmail
Many people use Gmail and Google Docs, but don't realize the two are integrated. With a couple of clicks, you can write and send emails within a document.
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The Reason The FTC Just Hit Twitter With A $150 Million Fine
Twitter has been slapped with a fine from the U.S. Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission - here's what Twitter did to draw their ire.
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How To Clear Cookies On Google Chrome
If you use Google Chrome on a regular basis, you've probably amassed a bunch of cookies. You can easily clear these small files with a couple of clicks.
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Jack Dorsey Just Made Another Move To Separate Himself From Twitter
Amid the controversy caused by Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter, former CEO and company co-founder Jack Dorsey has officially stepped down from its board.
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DuckDuckGo Browser Isn't As Private As You Thought
DuckDuckGo has built its reputation on being the browser that prevents tracking, but a secret deal with Microsoft has left some users feeling betrayed
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Google Just Delayed The Launch Of The Pixel Fold...Again
A new anonymous tip suggests that Google leadership has seen an early iteration of the fabled Pixel Fold and decided to delay the release of the foldable.
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Here's How To Time Travel With Google Maps Street View
Google has introduced a new Street View feature that makes it easy for anyone to take a look into the past. The feature is heading to desktop and mobile.
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Linksys Atlas 6 And Hydra 6 Routers Deliver Wi-Fi 6 Without Breaking The Bank
Linksys attempts to make Wi-Fi 6 devices affordable with a new router and a new mesh internet system for the average user's home or office environment.
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Galaxy Watch 4 Finally Gets An Overdue Google Assistant Upgrade
Though it took longer than users had hoped, Samsung has announced that Google Assistant is finally available on its Galaxy Watch 4 wearable.
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How Google Maps Changed The Navigation Game
Everyone is familiar with Google Maps, but once upon a time, it faced stiff competition from MapQuest. How did the product overtake the market?
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