North Dakota lawmakers float bill targeting 'monopolistic' app stores
If passed, Apple and Google could not force app makers to use their payment systems in ND anymore
Epic's MetaHuman lets game artists craft realistic human faces using a web browser
An epic tool for creating epic looking digital humans
Police in Beverly Hills are playing copyrighted music to deter livestreaming
A clever loophole to curb the sharing of police videos on social media?
Chrome will soon lose support for some ancient CPUs
Retro fans will have to use other browsers
Twitter considering subscriptions to boost revenue
Looking beyond advertising for a long-term strategy
Reddit blew its entire marketing budget on this five-second Super Bowl ad
Reddit champions underdogs
This a cappella group sounds just like your iPhone - no really
For its next performance, I would like to see a medley of gaming console intros, including the Nintendo Switch 'click'
More than 10,000 people are now using Starlink's Internet service
Starlink's "Better Than Nothing Beta" is off to a solid start
Google Drive for desktop aims to simplify file sync for business and individual users
A rename of Drive File Stream will integrate features from Backup and Sync
Pornhub's new safety measures include verification by a third-party company for uploads
More efforts to keep illegal content off the site
Nearly defunct social network Parler has fired its CEO
CEO and co-founder John Matze was ousted by the board of directors
Comcast doubles download speeds for its low-cost 'Internet Essentials' plan
Upload speeds are also getting a slight bump
What Ever Happened to AIM?
One of the greatest tools to be spun out of AOL was its instant messaging client, affectionately known as AIM. Released in the spring of 1997 it allowed users to register an online handle, create buddy lists, and chat with friends in near real-time.
Ransomware payments are falling as more victims refuse to pay
Don't hand over that crypto
Google will begin showing you optional website descriptions in Search results
It will pull helpful context from Wikipedia
Redditors rally as Dogecoin halves in value following a sevenfold surge last week
More investment shenanigans decrying shorts and marketplaces
Facebook could take Apple to court over iOS 14 App Tracking Transparency feature
This could be the latest in an ample campaign against the Cupertino giant
Reddit's GameStop traders are now driving up stock in AMC, Blackberry, and more
Trading is volatile and these inflated values will eventually crash
Netflix is making anime adaptations of Tomb Raider and Skull Island
Netflix is no stranger to anime
The complete list of alternatives to all Google products
Parallel universe for the super security conscious
Firefox 85 arrives, killing off Flash and protecting against supercookies
Firefox was the last major browser to support Flash
GameStop stock hits record high (again!) as Reddit group causes mayhem
Expected to drop back down soon
Major internet connectivity issues hit regions in northeastern US
A fiber main was severed in New York