Month: December 2022
Elon Musk Ran A Twitter Poll On Whether He Should Step Down As The Platform’s CEO. The Resounding Answer: Yes.
Responding to another user, Musk said, “The question is not finding a CEO, the question is finding a CEO who can keep Twitter alive.” If Musk stands down, it will mark the end of a tumultuous and damaging period for the billionaire. He is no longer the world’s richest person,…
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Apple is reportedly working on some super-powered new Pro monitors
Audio player loading… Apple is reportedly developing “multiple new external monitors”, which may include an update to the Pro Display XDR. The Pro Display XDR is a 32-inch flat-panel computer monitor, launched in 2019, alongside the latest iteration of the Mac Pro. The high-end monitor, which boasted a 6K resolution,…
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Twitter’s latest unexpected change is square profile pictures for brands
Twitter is adding to its increasingly complex ways of differentiating accounts with new square profile pictures with rounded corners for brands. The new type of profile pic started rolling out on the platform on Monday, and you might already be able to see them on brand profiles and in your…
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The best magnetic chargers to buy for your MagSafe iPhone
Wireless charging is inefficient in many ways. It charges your phone more slowly than using a cable, uses more energy, and requires near-perfect alignment on a charging pad to even work. But inefficiencies aside, it’s just so dang convenient. So when Apple added a ring of magnets to the iPhone…
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Give yourself the gift of using a package tracker
My inbox is always awash with different shipping notifications, especially this time of year, as I’ve got gifts in transit to family members all across the country. “See what packages are coming your way,” sing FedEx, UPS, and the USPS’s Informed Delivery digests. “Here’s the latest on that thing you…
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Work PC sales have plummeted once again
Audio player loading… Overall PC sales in Western Europe fell by 22% during Q3 2022, according to the latest figures from analyst firm Canalys, as commercial demand, which is typically resilient in the region, fell by 20%. Laptops took the biggest hit, down by a quarter with just 10.4 million…
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