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Block Head Jack Dorsey returns to lead Square after CEO departure
Yes, his title is Square Head.
Apple's fun-free iPhone launch had us double-tapping our fingers
Dire threats, awkward climate comedy, quiet feature-killing, blinding users with nits: How Apple's latest keynote lost its heart
By Chris Taylor
We tested the 6 best streaming devices for smart and dumb TVs
Unlock every streaming app ever made no matter how dumb your TV is.
By Callum Bains
Instagram users in Europe will get chronological feed for Stories and Reels
Meta is complying with the EU's extremely comprehensive internet regulation policies.
Twitter's 'X' name change has led to a huge decrease in App Store downloads
You can't grow a business, or your bottom line, without new users.
YouTube channel Linus Tech Tips halts production to address content errors
It's a messy situation.
Elon Musk can filter offensive tweets for advertisers. Why not for users?
As hate speech explodes on Twitter/X, Musk offers discounts for advertisers who don't mind being seen next to its worst content.
By Chris Taylor
X is auctioning off memorabilia from the Twitter offices. Here's what's up for grabs.
Cages, collages, coffee tables, and more.
This pocket SSD is a 2TB storage device the size of two bottlecaps
The tiny Sharge Disk has lots of storage and a speed of up to 1000Mb/S.
By Warren Shaw
Elon Musk's Tesla sued over allegedly exaggerating range estimates
Likely the first of many.
By Tim Marcin
The FCC just fined a robocall company $300 million after blocking billions of scam calls
"We've been trying to reach you concerning your vehicle's extended warranty."
You will come back to Threads sooner than you think
A timeline upgrade. A web version. And a dozen good reasons to leave Elon Musk's service, now called X. What else does Meta's app need?
By Chris Taylor
Elon Musk's 25-year obsession with 'X' explains what he did to Twitter
To understand why this billionaire just trashed a beloved brand, peer into his PayPal past.
By Chris Taylor
Indonesia bans X.com (Twitter?) under country's laws on pornography
The ministry of communications has reached out to Twitter to clarify what the site is all about.
TikTok will launch its own e-commerce business
Just what we need, another a shopping platform.
Google could use public data for AI training, according to new policy
Public information still isn't safe from AI.
Social app IRL, valued at $1 billion, shuts down because it doesn't have any users IRL
95 percent of the company's users were bots
By Matt Binder
EU consumer group calls for 'urgent investigations' of generative AI risks
The European Consumer Organization is calling for AI protections now, not later.
Apple is trying to trademark depictions of actual apples
Fruit farmers are confused by the request.
Uber Eats will let you pick restaurants using less terrible packaging
Look for less plastic in your delivery.
Apple avoids the AI trap at WWDC
As Tim Cook takes his first steps into VR headsets, the tech world's biggest buzzword is banned from the event. Here's why.
By Chris Taylor
Spotify cuts 2 percent of its workforce, mainly in podcasts
Despite the platform having a "rapidly growing podcasting space".
Elon Musk accused of manipulating Dogecoin price in $258 billion lawsuit
How much money does one man need?
