Month: December 2022
Boost Infinite is finally here, and it offers unlimited data for just $25 per month
Audio player loading… Boost Infinite – a new service from Dish Wireless – has been promising to shake up the US mobile network scene for a while, and it has now launched in beta form, so you can decide whether you want to sign up and see if it’s the…
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Thursday’s top tech news: Another Theranos exec sentenced to over a decade in prison
After Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes was sentenced to almost 11 years in prison last month, yesterday it was the turn of her business partner Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani. The former COO and president of Theranos was handed a sentence of just under 13 years in prison, following his conviction in July.…
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Twitter Blue will reportedly cost more from iPhones to offset ‘hidden 30 percent tax’
Twitter Blue may relaunch at two different price points depending on where you subscribe from, according to a new report from The Information. The premium subscription could cost $11 when purchased via Twitter’s iOS app, or a reduced $7 per month if users subscribe via Twitter’s website. The price disparity…
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Here Are The Games And Gaming Devices That Helped Us Escape Our Hellish Reality This Year
I’ve been in kind of a gaming slump the last few years. I was tired of doing menial tasks in Animal Crossing: New Horizons or getting angry at players I presumed were teenagers in a Fall Guys lobby. I wanted something with a story to suck me in and give…
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Apple Finally Will Let You Encrypt iCloud Backups. Here’s Why That’s Important.
Apple will let people encrypt most data backed up to iCloud from their iPhones and iPads, the company announced on Wednesday. The feature will be available in the US later this month and around the world in 2023. Previously, Apple only encrypted sensitive information, such as people’s health data, credit…
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The Eve 6 Guy Advises A Man With A Literal Broken Heart And A PhD Student Who Detests Her Work
The thing I’m most grateful for is that those early years of success, and even the rudderless floundering that followed, are what facilitated (and subsidized) my eventually becoming an artist many years after my band’s commercial success. I still balk at using the term “artist” self-referentially, but here’s what I…
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