Netflix subscribers run into fewer service problems, new study finds
A new J.D. Power study claims that Netflix subscribers face the least number of service problems followed by Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, and the rest.
Twitter is struggling to keep viral ‘Plandemic’ conspiracy video off its platform
Since the "Plandemic" conspiracy video went viral, Twitter's policies and algorithms have largely proved ineffective to keep it off the social network.
Sony wants to make cameras smarter with an onboard A.I. chip
Sony has announced two new 12.3-megapixel image sensors that come equipped with dedicated A.I. chips for applying machine learning to camera data locally.
I loved working from home until the pandemic made it mandatory
Remote work is, at long last, under the spotlight due to the coronavirus, but the grim reality is this isn’t the remote work I know and love.
You’ll soon be able to video call your Tinder matches
Match Group said it’s developing a one-on-one video chatting feature for its premier dating app, Tinder, and plans to roll it out sometime later this year.
Coronavirus lockdowns could be accelerating the death of cable
A new survey found coronavirus lockdowns could be accelerating cord-cutting and 64% of U.S. households have either canceled cable or are planning to soon.
Twitter is sharing more data with advertisers and you can no longer opt out
To continue operating as a free service, Twitter says it will now share more of your data with advertisers and most users will not be able to opt out.
WhatsApp cracks down on coronavirus misinformation with stricter forward limits
WhatsApp announced starting today a message that has been already shared five times or over, will only be allowed to be forwarded to one person at a time.
