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Unfortunately, we are tasked today with possibly ruining a very good meme. In recent days, a certain video clip of a man dramatically entering a room and posing for a flurry of snapping cameras has become a juggernaut of a meme. Most recently, you may have seen it put to good use amid the celebratory […]
When it comes to refreshingly mild attempts at a jovial April Fools mini-prank, Google is currently in the lead. Overnight, Google tucked a version of the vaguely vintage game Snake into its Maps app, most assuredly as a way of ringing in the first of April. They also launched a standalone site for anyone whose […]
Apple has canceled the release of the AirPower product, citing hardware issues as the main culprit, TechCrunch reports. “After much effort, we’ve concluded AirPower will not achieve our high standards and we have canceled the project. We apologize to those customers who were looking forward to this launch. We continue to believe that the future […]
A man who initiated a swatting amid a Call of Duty: WWII argument that ultimately turned fatal has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. 26-year-old California man Tyler R. Barriss has been sentenced to two decades behind bars after previously pleading guilty in November to 51 federal charges stemming from a history of hoax calls […]
Your choice of headphones experience is arguably more crucial than ever, what with the large amount of time so many of us spend and/or waste nowadays on daily commutes and engaged in any other activity in which literally covering our ears is the best option for sanity. As rumored, Apple will soon be making a […]
Evaldas Rimasauskas is probably going to prison for a long, log time. The 50-year-old Lithuania native admitted today that he scammed Facebook and Google out of over $100 million. Rimasauskas briefly pulled one over on the tech giants by posing as Taiwanese laptop manufacturer Quanta Computer. He incorporated a business in that name in Lithuania […]
Facebook has explained why its artificial intelligence system was unable to detect the livestream video of the mosque shootings in New Zealand that left 50 people dead last week. Guy Rosen, the vice president of product management at Facebook, explained why the social media company failed to detect the video in a blog post Wednesday. […]
National Enquirer‘s parent company was so invested in exposing Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s affair that it reportedly coughed up a hefty sum for their racy texts. But how and where exactly did American Media obtain these the messages? According to the Wall Street Journal, it was Sanchez’s brother who leaked the embarrassing evidence. The outlets reports AMI […]
Senators introduced a bill on Thursday that would require companies to get explicit consent from the subjects of photos before they could use them in a set of facial recognition data. The bill was proposed by Republican Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri and Democratic Senator Brian Schatz of Hawaii following news that IBM collected nearly […]
Twitter is preparing to make significant changes. On Wednesday, the social media platform rolled out its prototype app dubbed “Twttr”—a reference to founder Jack Dorsey’s first-ever tweet. The application was made available to select users, and includes a slew of new features that aim to promote “healthy conversation” on the platform. Key changes include color-coded replies […]
