Twitter Bars New Users From Subscribing To Blue
Musk is navigating the waters of the new Twitter Blue changes, but changes to the terms and conditions could help prevent the ease of impersonation and abuse.
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High-Profile Employees Jump Ship As Twitter Could Face Billions In FTC Fines
Reports from inside Twitter indicate that all is not well with Elon Musk's version of the company, and that includes leaks revealing potential FTC troubles.
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Is Elon Musk Actually Unblocking Himself From Twitter Accounts?
An unusual rumor has popped up on Twitter, and it's picking up speed: some users say Elon Musk has quietly unblocked and unmuted himself on their accounts.
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Google Stadia Refunds Start Rolling Out Today: What You Need To Know
In October, Google shut down Stadia, its all-streaming gaming platform. Now it has started issuing refunds for purchases made on the platform.
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Chinese YouTuber Beats Apple To Make The First Foldable iPhone
Foldable phones have been around for a while, but as is often the case, Apple is moving slowly when it comes to launching one. That didn't stop two DIYers.
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What In The World Is Going On With Twitter's 'Official' Checkmarks?
Twitter rolled out a new "Official" tag for accounts of government and commercial entities but then just as quickly rolled them back so they disappeared.
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Renault, Qualcomm, And Google Join Forces On Software-Defined Car Tech
Renault and its new company, Ampere, are partnering with Qualcomm and Google to develop EVs and "software-defined vehicles." Now, here's what's in store.
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Elon Musk's Twitter Moderation Update Makes A Big Claim About Hate Speech
Since Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter, the average number of hateful Tweets ballooned from 1,000 to 4,778.
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Twitter Has Lost Two Major Ad Brands After A Tumultuous Week
Free speech has not been defined by its supposed biggest champion and the new Twitter CEO Elon Musk.
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Meta Layoffs Dwarf Elon's Twitter Woes As Metaverse Skepticism Grows
As expected, Meta has decided to layoff employees - and this round of layoffs dwarfs those that just happened at rival social media network, Twitter.
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Google's November Update Arrives For Pixel Smartphones
Google has started rolling out its Android 13 November Security Patch for its entire lineup of supported Pixel smartphones, including the new Pixel 7 series.
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Twitter Blue May Backfire, And That Could Mean The End Of Free Access
Would you be willing to pay to access Twitter? That could potentially be a reality one day if the new Twitter Blue subscription doesn't work out.
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Leak Claims Some Twitter Users Won't Have To Pay For The Verified Badge
Many Twitter users are about to start paying $8 per month to get a blue checkmark on their profiles, but a new leak suggests some people won't have to pay.
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Mastodon DMs Are Very Different To Twitter - And That Could Get Embarrassing
Mastodon may be your new microblogging home, but don't get too comfortable. The platform looks like Twitter, but some of the features are very different.
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Google Pixel 6a Owners Can Finally Get DIY Repair Parts From iFixit
Google's Pixel 6a, the more affordable alternative to the Pixel 6, is still a great phone, and now it is easier than ever to get replacement parts for it.
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Elon Musk Says Twitter Impersonators Will Be Banned, But There's One Exception
Elon Musk seems to have had enough of verified accounts parodying him and sharing mean or oddly funny tweets while pretending to be the billionaire.
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Twitter May Already Be Asking Some Laid-Off Workers To Come Back
Late last week, Elon Musk had Twitter lay off a huge number of employees. Only a few days later, the company may be asking some of them to come back.
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Why Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Says The Layoffs Are His Fault
Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and former CEO of Twitter, shared a heartfelt message in a couple of tweets, saying that the layoffs under Musk are his fault.
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Twitter May Delay Verified Badge Changes Over Election Concerns
Soon anyone will be able to add a verified badge to their Twitter accounts, assuming they're willing to pay, and that may be a problem during election season.
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Meta's Rumored Layoffs May Make Twitter's Look Mild
Meta's virtual reality and metaverse ambitions may come at a massive cost, as insiders claim the company is only days away from a massive round of layoffs.
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Amid The Twitter Chaos, Starlink Quietly Added A Daytime Data Cap
Elon Musk's internet service Starlink quietly published a fair use policy that adds a daytime data cap and optional priority fee to residential plans.
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5 Twitter Alternatives To Help You Move On From Elon
After months of uncertainty, Elon Musk's high-profile takeover of Twitter was finally completed in October. Now many users are looking for an alternative.
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This New Twitter Feature Elon Musk Just Announced Actually Sounds Useful
Elon Musk is introducing — or, to put it more accurately, bringing back — a long-form note-writing feature to Twitter. You may have to pay for it, though.
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Twitter Blue With Verification For $7.99 Monthly Fee Rolls Out In App Update
Earlier today, text was added to the "what's new" section of Twitter's page on the Apple App Store.
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Volkswagen Is The Latest Company To Pause Advertising On Twitter
Volkswagen and automotive sub-brands has joined the growing list of companies pausing advertising on Twitter in the fallout of the Elon Musk takeover.
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9 Celebrities Quitting Twitter For Good After Elon Musk's Twitter Takeover
After Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter, a number of celebrities have left the platform. Some left in protest, others felt that Twitter was headed nowhere good.
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It's A Grim Friday At Twitter As Musk Shutters Entire Departments
The layoffs have begun at Twitter as new-CEO Elon Musk has dismantled entire departments in the interest of cost savings. We have all the details.
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