Month: January 2021
Snapchat locks Donald Trump’s account, as well
Facebook and Twitter aren’t the only social networks that blocked Donald Trump on their platform. Snap has revealed that it has also placed a restriction on the outgoing president’s account, preventing him from sharing anything on its app. Rachel Rac… Source
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Here are the 129 members of Congress who just voted to support a conspiracy-fueled mob
On January 6th, 2021, President Donald Trump, the former reality television star of NBC’s The Apprentice, escalated his assault on 244 years of democratic rule by inciting a mob of his supporters to break into the US Capitol building. In images that will haunt our republic for generations, Trump’s crazed…
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Snapchat locks President Donald Trump’s account
Snapchat locked President Donald Trump’s account after pro-Trump rioters stormed the United States Capitol. A Snap spokesperson confirmed to TechCrunch that the action was taken on Wednesday and added that the company will monitor the situation closely before re-evaluating its decision. This is not the first time Snap has taken…
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Samsung’s new Dolby Atmos soundbar could be its most immersive yet Samsung Q Series Soundbar
Samsung has announced a bevy of new high-spec Q-Series soundbars for 2021, including the 11.1.4-channel HW-Q950A, which comes with Dolby Atmos support and some seriously innovative rear speakers. Unlike most soundbar setups, the included wireless rear speakers each come with a side-firing channel, blasting your music or TV audio at…
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Dell’s new Latitude laptops promise improved security and productivity for businesses Latitude Laptops 2021
Dell Technologies has unveiled a number of new business laptops in its Latitude line that provide users with enhanced security and productivity features while working from home or at the office. The company’s new Latitude 9420 laptop includes a built-in speakerphone as well as camera enhancements that provide automatic light…
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Sony finds a home for Crystal LED screens — virtual set backgrounds
The first time we saw Sony’s Crystal LED display in 2012, it looked amazing but still wasn’t on track to compete with OLED. Since then Sony has returned to CES with Crystal LED panels similar to Samsung’s MicroLEDs, advertising it as a way to build u… Source
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