Meta Lays Off Another 10K Employees, Bringing Total Layoffs To More Than 20K
Meta is once again enacting another drastic reduction in its workforce, laying off another 10,000 employees in service to Zuckerberg's 'year of efficiency.'
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How To Go Incognito On Mac's Safari Browser
"Incognito Mode" is a common feature on most web browsers these days -- including Safari on a Mac desktop or laptop computer.
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How To Help Your Home Wi-Fi Network Work At Top Performance
You can improve your home Wi-Fi speed with a few simple tweaks, barring the possibility that the issue is from your internet provider.
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Meta's Next Round Of Layoffs Mirrors That Of 2022
Meta is reportedly planning job cuts as CEO Mark Zuckerberg pushes the company towards a "year of efficiency" strategy.
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This Crippling Error By Yahoo Could Have Completely Changed The Way We Use The Internet Today
In an alternate universe somewhere, "Yahoo" would dominate the search engine business, instead of Google.
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Is In-Flight Wi-Fi Worth The Cost Or Should You Save Your Money?
If you've got a long flight ahead of you, being able to watch Netflix would be a godsend, but in-flight Wi-Fi may not be worth it for all flights.
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The Most Common Reasons Your Wi-Fi Is Down (And How To Fix Them)
Internet issues can stem from a variety of factors, but as long as your modem is up and running, your Wi-Fi router (and other factors) may be at fault.
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Meta Is Cooking Up A Decentralized Twitter Lookalike With Instagram's Soul
Borrowing from lessons learned on Instagram, Meta is designing a Twitter-like social media app that borrows from Mastodon's decentralized foundation.
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Instagram Founders Want To Sprinkle AI Into Their Next Social Media App
Instagram's co-creators are now back with some hot AI fuel in tow: Artifact is a social news reading app.
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Google's Biggest Products May All Get AI Features Soon
Google is scrambling to remain competitive with Microsoft in the realm of AI-powered capabilities, and that may lead to cool new features for many products.
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If You Spend A Ton Of Time Writing Emails, Check Out This ChatGPT Extension
Do you get tired of writing emails throughout the week? If so, a Chrome browser extension offers a solution, and it uses ChatGPT to make the magic happen.
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Meta Reportedly Plans More Layoffs As 'Year Of Efficiency' Continues
Despite massive layoffs from the company late last year, Meta is reportedly preparing for another wave of layoffs in 2023 that may hit the company even harder.
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WPA3 Vs. WPA2 Routers: What's The Difference?
WPA3 is a new security protocol making its way onto routers and other devices. We'll tell you what it is, why it's an upgrade, and whether you should get it.
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YouTube Is Finally Getting Rid Of Its Annoying Overlay Ads Format
YouTube is retiring one of its longest-running methods of advertisement on desktop in an effort to reduce the intrusion of ads on the viewer experience.
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Elon Musk Confirms Twitter Will Soon Feature Encrypted DMs
Following an unofficial discovery about the upcoming feature in late 2022, Elon Musk has confirmed that encrypted DMs are making their way to Twitter.
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Twitter Is Seriously Broken Today
Twitter is suffering issues today, with links not working and images failing to load. We will continue to give updates on this breaking story.
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How To Print From Your Google Chromebook
If you need physical copies or have some scanning to accomplish, Chromebooks are just as capable (and easy) to print with likes its Windows counterparts.
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Big Meta Quest 2 And Meta Quest Pro Price Drops May Put VR Within Reach For More
Meta dropped the prices of the Meta Quest Pro and 256GB Meta Quest 2 by significant amounts. The prices drop on March 5. We have all the details.
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Why You Probably Shouldn't Put Your Wi-Fi Router In These Places
Your Wi-Fi router is one of the most important pieces of communications equipment in your home. Here are some places to avoid putting it for the best results.
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This New ChatGPT Plugin Is An Absolute Game-Changer If You Use Google Sheets
If you are a Google Sheets user, one developer made an extension that uses AI to make your life a whole lot easier. We have all the details.
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Meta AR Glasses And Companion Neural Interface Watch Details Leak With Roadmap
Meta's alleged wearables roadmap for the next several years has leaked, and it includes a true pair of AR smart glasses alongside a unique type of watch.
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Here's Why You Might Want To Reboot Your Router
Restarting your router is about more than just a fast connection for streaming Netflix. It can also protect you from being hacked.
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The Google Pixel Watch Finally Has Fall-Detection After New Update
Google's Pixel Watch has added the staple fall-detection safety feature in the latest update, following in the footsteps of most high-end smartwatches.
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The Best Tips To Find Free Wi-Fi No Matter Where You Are
If you're traveling, or even just leaving the house to run some errands, you'll want to stay connected. We have some tips for you to find free Wi-Fi near you.
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How To Tell If Your Wi-Fi Router Is Limiting Your Speeds
It can be especially frustrating when your Wi-Fi network is affecting your internet speeds, but there are ways to test and make sure the router is the problem.
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5 Great Google Home Features & Commands You Should Be Using
There are a lot of great commands and features hidden in your Google Home that can take your experience to the next level.
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YouTube Was Designed To Be A Dating Site (But Pivoted After No One Used It)
The YouTube of today provides all sorts of entertainment to billions, but its initial purpose in 2005 was far different from the multimedia behemoth its become.
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