Twitter Employees Sue Over Elon Musk's Layoffs
After Elon Musk took over Twitter and laid off scores of employees, terminated employees are suing the company over the WARN Act. Here's the latest news.
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Today's Wordle Answer #503 - November 4, 2022 Solution And Hints
Wordle's latest puzzle has a repeated vowel, but they're not next to each other. Need more hints? We have them, as well as the #503 answer if you want it.
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Leak Claims Elon Musk Is Going After Twitter's Infrastructure Costs Next
Sources have come forward to claim that Elon Musk wants to drastically slash the company's infrastructure costs, potentially putting it at risk of outages.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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20 Hidden PlayStation 5 Features That PS5 Owners Should Try
The PS5 is an impressive gaming machine, but it has a lot of features that make the experience better. Here are 15 PS5 features you should be using.
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Today's Wordle Answer #502 - November 3, 2022 Solution And Hints
Today's Wordle can make your head a bit noisy thinking about it, but it's not too bad. However, if you're stumped, we can help with hints (or the solution).
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Insiders Claim Musk Will Lay Off Half Of Twitter's Workforce By End Of Week
Twitter employees are bracing for a round of layoffs following Elon Musk's acquisition of the company, and sources claim the cuts may happen this week.
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Twitter's New Verification Badge Fee May Be Only Days Away
Elon Musk's controversial plan to charge verified accounts a sum of $8 per month to retain the verified badge may go into effect as early as next week.
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Elon Musk's Latest Twitter Poll Puts Advertisers On The Spot
The latest in Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter and all the drama pertaining thereto is a poll the new CEO threw up, ostensibly for Twitter advertisers.
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Google Play Games For PC Finally Reaches The US
Google is expanding the Play Games on Windows beta, bringing the joy of playing Android titles on PC to users in more countries, including the United States.
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Current Twitter Bans Will Stay In Place For 'At Least A Few More Weeks' According To Musk
If you were hoping Elon Musk's rapid transformation of Twitter meant you'd get your banned account back ASAP, think again and prepare to wait a few weeks.
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Musk's Twitter Vision May Include Edit Button For All, But Pricing Rumors Spark Confusion
It appears that Elon Musk may be feeling generous when it comes to the tweet editing feature, and that could be good news for users who don't want to pay.
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Elon Musk's Twitter May Fast Track Paywall For Videos
Elon Musk seems to be changing Twitter at breakneck speeds, and some of those changes may be huge. One rumored feature is designed to fund creators.
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PlayStation VR2 Lands On Shelves In February For $550
Sony announced a new Playstation VR2 headset and controllers coming in February 2023 along with a number of new titles. We have all the details.
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How To Send Xbox Series X Clips Directly To Your Phone
Forgot to record that awesome gaming moment while it happened? No worries, you can send clips and screenshots from the Xbox Series X to your phone. Here's how.
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Today's Wordle Answer #501 - November 2, 2022 Solution And Hints
Today's Wordle answer is an adjective just like yesterday's solution, except it's a more common word. Do you need some hints? We have them, plus the answer.
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Google Hangouts Is Officially Dead
You may have fond memories of staying up late chatting with others on Hangouts, but all good things come to an end, particularly when they're a Google product.
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Use It Or Lose It: Old Twitter Accounts May Soon Be Deleted
A single-word tweet from Elon Musk indicates that your old, unused, and abandoned Twitter accounts may be at risk of deletion in the near future.
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Firefox Vs. Google Chrome: Which Is Better?
A majority of internet users are either utilizing Firefox or Google Chrome to surf the web, but Chrome has the slightest edge for multi-device Google users.
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Amazon Music Now Offers Its Full Catalog To Prime Subscribers, But There's A Catch
Amazon has made its music service a bit more appealing for Prime subscribers who don't want to pay for Unlimited. Just don't expect unlimited perks.
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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Broke A PlayStation Store Record
At the same time that Microsoft's Phil Spencer was saying Call of Duty will remain on Playstation, the game was setting records on the Playstation Store.
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