Twitter Had Tons Of Problems Long Before Elon Got There
Analysis: Twitter was a mess and plagued by problems long before Tesla CEO Elon Musk took over as its new owner.
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Amazon To Lay Off As Many As 10,000 Employees
Amazon will reportedly lay off as many as 10,000 workers this week, a move that would represent its largest job cut ever.
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Thousands Of Amazon Employees Hear What You Say To Alexa
Amazon has thousands of employees across the globe who actively listen to Alexa recordings from Echo devices as part of a broad effort to improve…
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Jeff Bezos Plans To Give Away Most Of His Fortune
In an interview with CNN, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos confirmed that he plans to give away most of his fortune during his lifetime.
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If You Quit Eating Red Meat, You Could Reap These Benefits
If you're looking to make your diet more healthy, there are lots of changes you could make, including cutting out red meat in favor of…
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Red Meat Isn't A Health Risk: New Research Slams 'Lazy' Past Studies
A new study says that all the claims about red meat being tied to various health risks are based on lackluster evidence.
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New Genetically Engineered Houseplant Cleans Air As Efficiently As 30 Plants
Adding a genetically engineered houseplant to your home could not only help depression, it can also literally clean the air.
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Scientists Found A Way For People With Paralysis To Walk Again
A group of researchers have found a way to cure paralysis and restore the ability to walk in patients with spinal injuries.
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Psychologist Says The #1 'Sleep Killer' Can Be Fixed In 15 Minutes
A psychologist has provided some helpful tricks to help people cut down on the number one sleep killer: rumination and worrying.
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These Are The Best Apple Watch Apps You Should Install Right Now
It's not always easy to find good third-party Apple Watch apps. With that in mind, BGR selected a few of the more interesting ones.
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FirstNet And AT&T Provide The Network To Power First Responders
FirstNet uses AT&T for a network to power first responders as they are in the midst of battling against disasters. Read more about it here.
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The MediaTek Dimensity 9200 Brings Better Gaming Performance To Your Next Phone
MediaTek's new chipset is on its way, and could power the next wave of flagship smartphones. Here's what the MediaTek Dimensity 9200 offers.
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This Is The Netflix Series About A Memphis-Based Funeral Home You Didn't Know You Needed
Even before this family-owned business became the subject of a new Netflix series that debuts Friday on the streamer, I was already vaguely aware of…
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Netflix Just Canceled One Of 2021's Biggest New Shows - And Fans Are Furious
The Netflix cancellation axe has swung again, this time bringing an end to The Irregulars -- an 8-episode drama set in Victorian London in parallel…
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Everything That Happened At Twitter On Elon Musk's Most Chaotic Day Yet
In one day, Elon Musk's Twitter has lost two key executives, instituted an in-person 40 hour workweek, and hinted at potential bankruptcy.
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MediaTek Wants To Power Next-Generation TVs And Chromebooks
MediaTek may be best known for making smartphone processors, but the company wants to power your next TV and Chromebook too.
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Twitter Delays Paid Blue Checkmark Until After Midterms
Twitter is delaying the rollout of verification check marks to subscribers until after Tuesday's midterm elections.
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Google One May Soon Let You 'Block Internet If VPN Disconnects'
A few months ago, Google rolled out a great perk to Google One subscribers on the cloud service's most expensive tier. For $9.99 a month,…
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Judge Blocks Release Of 3D-Printed Gun Plans One Day After Jacksonville Madden Shooting
One day after the deadly shooting in Jacksonville, Fla., at a Madden video game tournament that killed two people, a Seattle judge has ruled that…
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Amazon Enlists More Universities To Help It Give Alexa A Leg Up On The Google Assistant
If you're Amazon and a big believer that voice inputs form an increasingly important technology platform, then the natural reaction is to put your Alexa-powered…
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Despite A Mass Shooting And A Judge's Order, This Guy Is Now Selling 3D-Printed Gun Plans Online
This chronology of events certainly captures modern America pretty well: On Sunday, a mass shooting and tragic loss of life. The next day, a judge's…
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Apparently, Enough People Bought Samsung's Last 18-Inch Tablet That It's Making A New One
Samsung is apparently working on another ginormous Galaxy View Android tablet, this one being a 17-inch Galaxy View 2. Android Police is out with a…
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Google Really, Really Wants To Replace Call Center Workers With AI
This is the second time in a matter of just a few weeks we're back writing about how Google is working on artificial intelligence software…
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This Could Be Another Cambridge Analytica For Facebook, Not That Anyone's Surprised
Well, here we go again. Facebook has suspended the Boston-based data analytics firm Crimson Hexagon from accessing its platform -- a firm that, hoo boy,…
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It Looks Like That 'Pedo' Tweet From Elon May Have Just Set A Lawsuit In Motion
Yesterday, Elon Musk got into a little Twitter back-and-forth with Drew Olanoff (@yoda) over why the cave explorer Elon had previously bashed with a particularly…
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You Can 3D-Print Your Own Guns Starting Aug. 1 Because Sure, That Sounds Like A Good Idea
Cody Wilson, founder of Texas-based nonprofit Defense Distributed, once wrote in an email to TechCrunch that the era of downloadable guns is upon us --…
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YouTube Has A Secret Weapon To Keep Influencers From Leaving For IGTV
"Money talks and the other stuff walks" goes one of those old nuggets of wisdom that's true whether you're working for The Man -- or…
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