Twitter Account Deactivations Have Skyrocketed Amid Musk Takeover Controversy
Twitter has a long history of upsetting users who then vow to delete their accounts and move elsewhere. It seems this time around, they actually meant it.
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Twitter May Shutter Two Features Made For Creators
Though Twitter is getting a bunch of new features under Musk's leadership, the company may also lose some tools, including two that were made for creators.
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This Custom Porsche 911 Off-Roader Is A Volcano-Storming Dream Machine
The first test is complete, but similar Porsche off-road 911 adventures may be coming in the future.
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Twitter Employees Get Last-Minute Email Warning Layoffs Will Start On Friday
The Twitter layoffs have started, according to an email sent to employees. The workers were told to stay home tomorrow and wait for a second email.
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Meet Matter: Why This Smart Home Savior Is Worth Paying Attention To
The dream of a smart home where every service and appliance is interconnected to provide seamless service has proven tricky to realize, but Matter may help.
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Elon Musk's Leaked Twitter Verification Plan Is Light On Verification
Leaked internal documents reveal the updated Twitter account verification system lacks any real identity verification protocol, and that could be an issue.
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4 Things The First God Of War Ragnarök Reviews Told Us
"God of War Ragnarök" is almost here, and the first reviews are painting a clear picture of what we're going to be playing for hours on end starting November 9.
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AMD Reveals First RDNA 3 GPUs With The Radeon RX 7900 XTX And XT
The time has finally arrived: AMD has taken the wraps off its first RDNA 3 GPUs, revealing many of the specs for its soon-to-be-released RX 7900 XTX and XT.
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Elon Musk Removes 'Days Of Rest' For Twitter Employees, Plans To Eliminate Remote Work
Elon Musk is bringing his controversial Tesla formula of leadership to Twitter, which means remote work is a big no and paid resting days are over.
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Samsung's Latest Apple Attack Is A Snarky On The Fence Advert
Samsung is attacking Apple again, this time with a new commercial poking fun at Apple and its lack of foldable phones and older camera tech.
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The Forgotten Chevy Aerovette Concept That Was Ahead Of Its Time
The Chevy Aerovette after a promising preview was a victim of bad timing ... and simply too expensive to produce.
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15 Affordable Laptops That We Recommend
Our list of the best affordable laptops covers a range from simple to powerful and ensures you're getting the best value for your money when you buy one.
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Why The Global Helium Shortage Affects You More Than You Think
The global helium shortage can even affect your healthcare as a lot of helium is required to keep MRI machines functioning. We have all the details.
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Nintendo Black Friday Deals Feature A Familiar Switch Bundle
Nintendo has announced its Black Friday deals for 2022, and though the company is sticking with what is familiar, you still have the chance to save money.
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This New US Proposal Could Be Bad News For Starlink Satellites
The United States Government Accountability Office has asked the FCC to explain why SpaceX has an exclusion from the National Environment Protection Act.
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Queen Elizabeth's Unusual Jaguar Wagon Is Going Up For Auction
Given her former status as reigning monarch, it's obvious that Queen Elizabeth was a fan of all things British, including a Jaguar going up for auction.
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Netflix With Ads Goes Live, Signaling The End Of An Era
Netflix launched a new, ad-supported tier for just $6.99. Customers will get a slightly limited selection of viewing and about 4-5 minutes of ads per hour.
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T-Mobile Made A Smart Suitcase And It's Actually Pretty Cool
T-Mobile, the Uncarrier created a carry-on suitcase called the Uncarrier On which sports wireless charging, TSA-approved locks, and more for $325.
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Twitter's Chirp Dev Conference Is Another Casualty Of Musk's Takeover
Chirp, Twitter's developer conference, was set to make its return this year. Now, just two weeks before the event was to take place, it has been canceled.
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Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher Review: Bigger, Not Always Better
If you're tired of Pokemon but want to continue catching and training monsters for battle against other monsters, Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher has your number.
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How To Turn The Boring Windows Copy Progress Dialog Into A Game
Copying some large files and bored while waiting? No worries ... With Windows, you can download a game to play over the copy progress dialog box. Here's how.
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This 6.2L LS3 V8 Flyin' Miata Is Likely To Make MX-5 Auction History
Flyin' Miata modified a Miata with a Chevy V8 engine to build a mean muscle machine and if the bidding trend continues, it could sell for a very high price.
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How To Set The Best Picture Settings On Your Samsung TV
Whether you're a cinephile or hardcore gamer, you want the best video quality from your Samsung TV. Here's how to optimize settings for any use of your TV.
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2022 Range Rover Review: Luxury SUV Is Subtly Splendid
In a world of increasingly ostentatious luxury SUVs, the 2022 Range Rover's comparative subtlety could be its secret weapon.
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WhatsApp Finally Rolls Out Communities, 32 Person Video Calls
The world's most popular messaging platform, WhatsApp, is rolling out new additions, including its Communities feature and larger video calls. Check it out.
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Which Corvette Model Is The Coolest? Here's What Car Lovers Say – SlashGear Survey
In our recent survey, we asked U.S. gearheads which iteration of the Chevy Corvette was the coolest. Here's what car lovers said was the freshest 'Vette.
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How The Acura Integra Type R Became A Tuner Favorite
The Acura/Honda Integra Type R is a legendary car among tuners, but it is becoming even rarer and more expensive. Here's why it is so sought after.
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