1,200 Full-Time Twitter Employees Reportedly Left After Musk's Ultimatum
The New York Times reports that nearly 1,200 employees have resigned in yet another shock for the company,
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PlayStation Black Friday Deals Serve Up PS5 Accessories, DualSense, And Game Discounts
Sony's kicking off this year's Black Friday savings for PlayStation fans, serving up solid discounts on all sorts of games, controllers, peripherals, and more.
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Target Previews A Week Of Black Friday 2022 Deals With TVs, Appliances, And Accessories
Target is upping its Black Friday game for 2022, featuring several solid deals on gaming peripherals, appliances, gadgets, and plenty of other items.
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The Best Pixel 7 Cases You Can Buy Right Now
These are the best Pixel 7 cases you can buy right now, from brands like Zagg, Spigen, Casetify, Poetic, Totallee, Caseology, and Incipio.
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Science Experiments With Terrifying Consequences
Scientific studies have given us so much knowledge that we now take for granted, but every now and then an experiment doesn't go as planned.
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The 1986 Dodge Omni GLHS Was Ahead Of Its Time
The Omni was launched in 1978 — an economy hatchback to complement Chrysler's K-car sedans and coupes.
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Weapons That Are Too Dangerous For War
War is a terrible thing involving weapons designed to kill, but there are some weapons that have been deemed too dangerous for war. We've got the list.
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Honda Ridgeline Sport Review: A Fine Truck In Need Of New Tech
Honda's pickup isn't quite the outlier in the truck segment that it once was, but this approachable hauler still has plenty to recommend it.
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Musk Clarifies Twitter's Approach To 'Freedom Of Speech' Reinstates Several Banned Users
Elon Musk just announced that the new Twitter policy, presumably effective immediately, is "freedom of speech, but not freedom of reach."
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Facebook Vs. Twitter: Which Is The Worst Social Media App? - SlashGear Survey
A survey among SlashGear respondents in the U.S. ranked which social media apps were the worst, and the race was surprisingly close among the big three.
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Sonic The Hedgehog Creator Yuji Naka Reportedly Arrested For Insider Trading
One of the original co-creators behind the Blue Blur, Yuji Naka was arrested by Tokyo prosecutors over alleged insider trading while working at Square Enix.
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Google Reportedly Paid Activision To Stop It From Making A Play Store Rival
Games are some of the biggest cash cows when it comes to earning money from mobile apps distributed via an app repository like App Store and Google Play Store.
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The Best Black Friday Laptop Deals Of 2022
We have some of the best Black Friday deals on laptops ready for you. From gamers to office workers, we have a laptop that fits your budget.
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2022 Subaru WRX Review: Tempered Expectations
Subaru's legendary WRX is certainly affordable in its fifth-generation, but has it lost some of the outrageous charm along the way?
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Tesla Recalls 30k Model X Cars Due To Issue With Airbags
Tesla's latest product recall involves faulty airbags, and it affects the Model X. Here's what the recall entails and how you can get your vehicle fixed.
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The Sad Evolution Of Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency has had a pretty rough ride with extreme highs and lows. We break down the rise and fall of crypto and the major events along the way.
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NHTSA Again Warns Drivers Of Open Takata Airbag Recalls Following Another Death
Another fatality stemming from a faulty Takata airbag was followed by a warning from the NHTSA. Here's who the recall affects and how to get your car fixed.
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After Viral Short Videos, TikTok Now Wants To Detoxify Your Brains By Selling Books
TikTok is investing in book sales by capitalizing on BookTok — a community of TikTok readers and authors who have helped their books to new fans.
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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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We're Most Excited To Drive These Cars In Need For Speed Unbound
"Need For Speed Unbound" brings a big garage of new cars, and this might be your long-awaited opportunity to get behind the wheel of your dream vehicle.
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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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Twitter Leak Claims Special Verification Badges For Brands May Launch Soon
Since the existing blue verified check mark no longer means an account is authentic, Twitter may soon roll out special badges reserved for certain people.
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Twitter Blue Team's Alleged Departures May Cause Another Delay
The short notice ultimatum sent to Twitter employees seems to have resulted in mass exodus, and word has it that some key employees have left the company.
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Today's Wordle Answer #517- November 18, 2022 Solution And Hints
Today's wordle has some symbolic value, but it's also an unusual word, so to help we've drawn up some hints and the solution for you to keep your streak intact.
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Twitter Temporarily Suspends Badge Access Amid Resignation Chaos
Insiders claim that employees are locked out, key engineers and entire teams are resigning, and it looks like Twitter Blue may end up postponed again.
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