Elon Musk's Latest Cost-Cutting Move Ends Twitter's Music Dreams
A licensing deal would give the users on Twitter's platform access to the music under a label's catalog,
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5 Best Contact Apps For iPhone (And Why You Might Want To Use Them)
Whether it's backing up to an existing Google account, or categorizing your contacts, replacing the base iPhone Contacts app with a third-party one might help.
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Ethernet Splitter Vs. Switch: The Difference And Which Makes Sense For You
Ethernet splitters and switches have their own merits, but ultimately one is more convenient and efficient.
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These Important Industries Still Use The Seemingly Dead Floppy Disk
Read how the floppy disk still has some use in several important industries despite being deemed obsolete.
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America's Cold War Defender: The Interceptor Jet Armed With Nuclear Missiles
During the Cold War, plenty of countries were preparing and testing new aircraft capable of carrying nuclear payloads. The U.S. had its own with the 'Scorpion.'
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Vought F7U: The Dangerous Fighter Jet That Navy Pilots Feared
Despite its Oldsmobile namesake, from 1953 to 1957, the Vought F7U Cutlass was an unconventionally designed jet known for its mechanical shortcomings.
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The Vickers Valiant: The First Of Britain's Nuclear V-Bombers
Joining the United States and the Soviet Union in the nuclear arms race was Britain's first Nuclear V-Bomber, the Vickers Valiant. We have all the details.
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The Martin B-26G Marauder: America's Advanced WWII Bomber With A Bad Reputation
The Martin B-26 Marauder was hard to fly, but it exceeded expectations in almost every other way which is why it was such a valuable airplane.
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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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The Best Drones For Photographers That Won't Break The Bank
Drones can help even the novice photographer to significantly increase their range and quality of shooting. These options even make it affordable.
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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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Here's How To View Instagram Stories Anonymously
For whatever reason, if you wish to view an Instagram Story anonymously, there are some ways to do it without your account showing as one of the viewers.
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Apple Rumored To Be Developing An AI To Rival ChatGPT
Apple's been rumored to be working on AI advancements for some time, but with the popularity of ChatGPT, Apple reportedly has its own chatbot in the works.
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Microsoft 365 Copilot Confirmed, Bringing AI To Word, PowerPoint, Teams, And Excel
Microsoft 365 Copilot is the company's AI partner program, integrated with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more, to help streamline everyday work productivity.
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The Best Android Widgets For Tracking Stock Prices
If you're a day trader or just want to keep an eye on your portfolio, these Android widgets will help keep you up to date with the stock-trading world.
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Why Your Android Phone Screen Won't Rotate, And How To Fix It
It's easy to forget about auto-rotate in everyday smartphone usage, but once it stops working, it can be an annoyance you'll want to remedy immediately.
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Microsoft 'Co-Pilot' Leaked Before AI Event
Ahead of Microsoft's AI event, one of the new game-changing features to be announced has already been leaked. We have all the details of this feature.
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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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How To Share A Google Maps Destination To Your Tesla
If you need to navigate somewhere in your Tesla, you can use Google Maps to send directions straight to your vehicle. We'll show you how to do that.
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10 Most Impressive Supersonic Bombers Of All Time
There are some truly terrifying (and awe-inspiring) aircraft that take to the skies. These are the 10 most impressive supersonic bombers of all time.
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Air Tags Aren't Waterproof, But They Are Water Resistant. Here's What That Means
Apple AirTags are nifty and durable, but they are not completely waterproof, they're resistent instead.
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Ring Car Cam Review: GPS Tracking And Some Big Caveats
The Ring Car Cam has an array of features that are tied to a subscription fee -- like access to the videos the device captures, and on-the-road internet.
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ChatGPT Successfully Outsmarts Anti-Bot Test By Pretending To Be Blind
According to researchers, OpenAI's ChatGPT successor GPT-4 has already tricked a real human into helping it get around its machine limitations.
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T-Mobile Will Acquire Ryan Reynolds' Mint Mobile
T-Mobile is moving to acquire Mint Mobile, bolstering its network with the three million customers on Ryan Reynolds' affordable prepaid wireless network.
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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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13 Things Android Can Do That iPhone Can't
The gap between Android and iPhone market segments inches ever closer. For those on the fence, these are the things Android can do that iPhone can't.
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