Twitter on Thursday said it’s introducing several new updates to its direct messages, which will roll out to some users in the next few weeks. The changes include the ability to send a direct message to multiple people in separate conversations because who among us has not accidentally started a group chat that way. Now, […]
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This week, Facebook invited journalists into its vision of the future office. Instead of attending in person or dialling in via Zoom, reporters donned headsets and used digital avatars of themselves to attend the company’s first media event exclusively in virtual reality. The gimmick marked the launch of Horizon Workrooms, a new free Facebook app
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The debut trailer for the new Call of Duty game seemingly distances itself from publisher Activision, amid ongoing allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination at the company. Call of Duty: Vanguard premiered on Thursday with a three-minute trailer. Curiously, the video opens with “Call of Duty presents” instead of ‘Activision presents’, which is then followed
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The Galaxy Z Flip 3 is here, and it’s the “cheapest” foldable phone yet at $999. No, a grand isn’t cheap, but the Galaxy Z Flip 3 brings foldable phone technology down to a much more attainable price. And more people can try out the foldable life than ever before. Will that lower price win
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Last week, Apple essentially invited security researchers to probe its forthcoming technology that’s supposed to help thwart the spread of known child sexual abuse material (CSAM). In an attempt to clear up what it characterized as misunderstandings about its controversial plan to analyze iCloud-bound photos for this awful material, the Cupertino giant described [PDF] the
