Is Elon Musk actually good at business?

Elon Musk and the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad business of business.

Tweetdeck is now pay-to-play

In the grand scheme of things, it's just plain dumb, and frankly, I'm not here for it.

YouTube may soon start blocking adblockers with a timed warning

Another push to get more YouTube Premium subscribers.

Is fast charging actually bad for your battery?

MKBHD breaks it all down in his latest YouTube video.

Zuckerberg says “it’s time to move on” after Musk pulls a coward card

Elon Musk is a coward. The world's most richest coward.

X, formerly Twitter, is planning to introduce a video-calling feature

X says video calls are just the start, with future plans including peer-to-peer payments, content monetization, and possibly even online shopping...

Does Instagram notify when you screenshot a story? A deep dive

Some social platforms send alerts when you screenshot content. Is the same true for Instagram?

Your YouTube homepage could soon go blank – here’s why

Some users appreciating the distraction-free interface while others express concern about the lack of recommendations.

YouTube Shorts rips off another Instagram and TikTok feature

The competition is amping up.

Twitter now lets paying Blue subscribers hide their shame

The idea behind this feature is to allow users to enjoy the benefits of a subscription without necessarily showing off their...

Meta now offers a Game Pass-like subscription called Quest Plus

If you're a fan of VR gaming or just looking to try something new, Quest Plus may be the perfect subscription...

How the Apple Vision Pro compares to Meta’s headsets

If you're in the market for a VR or mixed-reality headset, deciding between Apple and Meta can be challenging, but don't...

Reddit CEO boldly says API fees are here to stay, blackout or not

The CEO of Reddit said the massive protest by 8,000 groups on the platform did nothing to change his mind about...

Reddit site goes down in the midst of a subreddit blackout

4,000 subreddits, with hundreds of millions of subscribers, are doing darkto protest API changes that threaten to end popular third-party apps.

Apollo will shut down as tempers flare over Reddit API changes

Reddit isn't budging from a plan to charge tens of thousands of dollars for access to its API, and now one...

Reddit communities plan protest on June 12 over API changes

Some Reddit communities will go private on June 12 in protest of upcoming API changes that could kill their favorite apps.

Your favorite Reddit app might soon stop working

Changes to Reddit's API might force developers to shut down their apps if they can't pay tens of thousands of dollars...

Elon Musk’s investment in Twitter is almost entirely gone

Elon Musk personally invested $25 billion in Twitter; now, that investment is worth just $8.8 billion, according to reports.

How to keep your teen safe from dangerous social media challenges

In this article, we'll discuss effect ways to help teens resist social pressure and the avoid risks of social media trends.

Meta ordered to pay a $1.3 billion fine because they’re bad with data

This is not the first time they've had to pay a fine for mishandling data.