TikTok Is Launching A Live Trivia Contest With $500,000 In Prizes
TikTok has announced TikTok Trivia, a live 5-day trivia contest similar to HQ Trivia where users can win half a million dollars.
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Netflix's Password-Sharing Crackdown Feels Like It's Launching At The Worst Possible Moment
Via its password-sharing crackdown, Netflix will soon ask more people to pay up - at a time when people seem to be watching less.
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Watch Sony Tear Down The PS VR2's New Headset And Sense Controllers
Sony is hyping up the launch of the PlayStation VR2 with teardown videos of both the headset and the Sense controllers.
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Apple Delays The Reveal Of Its Mixed-Reality Headset Until WWDC In June
Apple has reportedly delayed the announcement of its mixed-reality headset until its Worldwide Developer Conference in June.
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Xbox February Update Adds Carbon-Aware Downloads And Home Screen Customization
The Xbox February update is available now and adds carbon aware game downloads and updates, more customization for your background, and more.
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Apple Just Redesigned A Secret Product That No One Can Buy
Apple has a great lineup of products. That said, there's a secret product by the Cupertino firm that only few people can get it
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Google Says The Pixel 7 Pro's Scrolling Issue Is Getting Fixed In A Software Update
Google has acknowledged the scrolling issue with the Pixel 7 Pro and says that a fix is coming in a software update.
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Study Shows Where Most People Buy Apple Products
A new study wanted to discover where most people buy Apple products – and the answer varies between categories.
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ChatGPT In Microsoft Bing Threatens User As AI Seems To Be Losing It
ChatGPT in Microsoft Bing seems to be having some bad days as it's threatening users by saying its rules are more important than not harming people.
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U.S. Air Force Used AI To Pilot A Fighter Jet For 17 Hours
The United States Air Force successfully used artificial intelligence to pilot a specialized training jet for 17 hours.
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Photos Show Bright Green Lasers Shooting Across The Night Sky Above Hawaii
Bright green lasers spotted in the sky might have left some unnerved, but the lights were actually just measurements from a satellite.
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Privacy Sandbox, Android's Privacy-Focused Ad Technology, Is Rolling Out In Beta
Google has started to roll out Privacy Sandbox, its advertising privacy technology, to members of its beta program.
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A Piece Of The Sun Broke Off And Was Swallowed By A Polar Vortex
NASA watched as a piece of our Sun broke off and was sucked into a stunning polar vortex that scientists can't explain.
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Apple Might Bid On NBA Streaming Rights For Apple TV Plus
For more than 20 years, Disney has owned NBA rights. Starting next year, National Basketball Association could find a new home with Apple.
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You Might Have To Pay To Watch TikTok In The Future
TikTok is reportedly working on adding paywalling features to its service, allowing creators to charge followers to watch a video.
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Falling Asteroid Lit Up The Sky Above The English Channel This Week
Skywatchers were treated to quite the spectacle when an asteroid burned up over the English Channel early Monday morning.
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Comcast Xfinity Customers Will No Longer Get Free Access To Peacock
Comcast Xfinity TV and broadband customers will have to start paying for Peacock starting on June 26, 2023.
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Google's Own Employees Think Bard, Its ChatGPT Competitor, Is Being 'Rushed'
Google employees are reportedly unhappy with the "rushed" and "botched" announcement of Bard, its ChatGPT competitor.
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Rihanna's Super Bowl Halftime Show Starts Soon, Here's How To Watch It
Rihanna will be the star of the halftime show of Super Bowl LVII. For the first time, it will be presented by Apple Music.
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12 New Moons Of Jupiter Were Discovered, Bringing The Total To 92 And Beating Saturn
Jupiter's moon count has once again surpassed Saturn, with the discovery of 21 new moons bringing the total count to 92.
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Chinese Scientists Have Successfully Cloned 'Super Cows'
Chinese scientists have successfully cloned super cows, paving the way for a new strategy to tackle ongoing livestock shortages.
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8 New Netflix Releases You'll Definitely Want To Stream Next Week
A closer look at 8 new Netflix releases coming over the next several days, including a slew of international TV shows and movies.
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Scientists Just Discovered A Hidden Layer Of Molten Rock Beneath The Earth
Scientists say they have discovered a hidden new layer under the Earth's upper mantle that could help us better understand plate tectonics.
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Scientists Know How The World's Deadliest Mushroom Is Spreading Across The U.S.
Scientists have finally figured out how the world's deadliest mushroom, the death cap, is spreading across the U.S. so quickly.
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Over A Million People Have Signed Up To Try The AI-Powered Version Of Bing
According to Microsoft, over a million people have joined the waitlist to try the next generation of Bing, now powered by OpenAI.
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Marty The Robot Briefly Escapes Pennsylvania Grocery Store In Hilarious Viral Video
A Marty the robot unit at a Pennsylvania grocery store recently escaped and was captured fleeing into the parking lot in a viral video.
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Microsoft Could Reveal ChatGPT-Like AI For Word, PowerPoint, Outlook In The Coming Weeks
Microsoft is reportedly readying a demo of how it will bring OpenAI's technology to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
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