Why This FCC Commissioner Says Apple And Google App Stores Should Remove TikTok
The call to ban TikTok in the U.S. is back in the spotlight following a recent BuzzFeed report that alleges all sorts of privacy concerns.
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Google Just Made It Easier To Switch From iOS To Android
Google just expanded the list of phones compatible with its simple Switch to Android app from Pixels to all devices running Android 12 or newer.
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Gmail On The Web Is Getting A Facelift That Lets You Hide Apps
Google is finally rolling out the Material You design update for Gmail on the web, and it comes with the ability to hide the apps you don't use.
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HTC Desire 22 Pro Sets Its Sights On The Metaverse
HTC has a new phone that has the ability to interact with the brand's Vive Flow VR glasses. This might be a winner if HTC can get their niches on point.
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BMW's New Dashboards Are Adding Some Extra Google Magic
BMW has announced plans to expand its infotainment software with an Android Automotive OS integration, paving the way for new features and experiences.
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Google's Controversial AI Bot Story Keeps Getting More Wild
Google's artificial intelligence project LaMDA is the subject of some strange situations involving personhood, the seeking of legal counsel, and owning a soul.
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Google Pixel 6a Plagued By Overheating Issues, Just Like The Pixel 6
The Pixel 6a hasn't hit shelves yet, but a major bug has already been discovered. One early review found the upcoming model gets too hot, and that's a problem.
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Here's What Shopping Will Be Like In The Metaverse
The possibilites for what you can buy in the metaverse are endless, and brands are cashing in on users' desire to shop.
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The 5 Biggest Disadvantages Of Starlink Internet
Starlink has a great deal of potential, but as it's getting off the ground, there are a few disadvantages.
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Twitter Is Trying To Downplay Admitting It Settled A Huge Privacy Case
A Twitter note says representatives of the company are sorry that they used private info of millions of users to serve targeted ads for a period of six years.
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Twitter Notes Spells The End Of Tweetstorms And The Original Tweet Concept
Twitter has officially introduced a new long-form posting option, but it warns that the feature is still a test at this point. What does that mean for users?
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The Metaverse Standards Forum Is A Joke Without These 5 Members
It looks like the metaverse won't be the Wild West that today's social media platforms have evolved into thanks to a new consortium of big names.
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Study Shows Robots Using Internet-Based AI Exhibit Racist And Sexist Tendencies
AI has the potential to revolutionize society, but that may not be a good thing if it leads to robots that harbor harmful stereotypes from humans.
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The Nothing Phone's Big Gimmick Caught This Huge YouTuber's Attention
A popular YouTuber has given Android fans their first detailed look at the design of the upcoming Nothing Phone (1), specifically its unique light strips.
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The Lotus Excel Is The Classic European Sports Car You Can Actually Afford
If you're looking to join the club of European sports car owners, the Lotus Excel may be the most affordable route. Here's the lowdown.
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Why You Probably Need To Stop Using Browser Extensions
Browser extensions can be incredibly useful tools that improve productivity, but they aren't without risks, and that's why you may want to stop using them.
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RIP Internet Explorer
It's finally time to say goodbye to Internet Explorer, for real. Microsoft has officially stopped support for the browser for all users everywhere forever.
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Firefox Claims New Feature Makes It The Most Secure Major Browser
Mozilla has announced that a key privacy and security feature is now live by default on its Firefox desktop browser, offering users enhanced protection.
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The Reason The Google Daydream System Was A Failure
The Google Daydream is a smartphone VR headset that never quite got off the ground, lacking major consumer interest even in its early days.
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Engineer Put On Leave After Saying Google's AI Was Sentient
A Google engineer has been put on administrative leave after expressing concern over what he perceived as sentience in an artificial intelligence program.
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Horizon Home Gives Meta Quest A Social Spin With Update v41
Meta Quest VR headsets will have access to Horizon Home, a social presence system that'll allow users to experience apps and media together in virtual space.
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HTC Is Teasing A Big Android Phone Comeback With The Metaverse In Its Sights
HTC seems to be teasing a brand new Android smartphone with a focus on what it calls the Viveverse, asking users to create their metaverse life in the process.
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Meta Is In Serious Trouble. Here's Why
Facebook is facing serious troubles in the near future, courtesy of its fairly large ties to what's quickly becoming a fading and failing industry.
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Why The Internet Is Raving About DALL-E Mini, A Free AI Tool That Converts Any Text To Art
Artificial intelligence is making art again. A tiny tool called Dall-E mini is just the latest in a line of text input machine learning art generation tools.
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This Youtuber Made The Fake GameCube Portable From 2005 Into The Real Thing
A virtual rendering of a handheld Nintendo GameCube was an object of affection for dedicated gamers back in 2005. Now, it's a reality.
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Google Pixel Feature Drop Lets You Remix Videos And Offers More At A Glance
Amid the Apple excitement, Google announced its June Feature Drop for Pixel smartphones, revealing new features and a collaboration with teenage engineering.
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Elon Musk Threatens To Terminate Twitter Deal Over Secret Data
Elon Musk and his legal team are making some waves about the Tesla CEO's potential Twitter takeover - even threatening to walk away from the deal.
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