Month: March 2023
The Morning After: What TikTok’s CEO told Congress about the app’s ties to China
It turned into a five-hour showdown between TikTok CEO Shou Chew and US lawmakers, who have found suspicion of TikTok to be a rare source of bipartisan agreement. It comes as US officials told the company they could ban the app if it doesn’t separate itself from ByteDance. As with…
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A first look at using iMessage from a PC with Microsoft’s Phone Link app
Microsoft is gradually rolling out an updated Phone Link app that finally lets you couple an iPhone to a Windows PC. I got access to the new Phone Link version yesterday and immediately paired my iPhone 14 Pro with my PC to send and receive messages via iMessage, make calls,…
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Twitter’s blue-check doomsday date is set and it’s no April Fool’s joke
Months after its tumultuous launch, Twitter has announced that Twitter Blue is now available globally – and the social media company plans to pull checkmarks from ‘legacy’ verified accounts on April 1st. Twitter Blue has expanded to users across the globe, so if you thought you were free from the…
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Not an April Fool: Hang on to your checkmarks, Twitter blue is going global
Months after its tumultuous launch, Twitter has announced that Twitter Blue is now available globally – and the social media company plans to pull checkmarks from ‘legacy’ verified accounts on April 1st. Twitter Blue has expanded to users across the globe, so if you thought you were free from the…
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What to bring on your next 2,600-mile walk
It’s that time of year again. Winter, in the places it actually exists, is slowly starting to turn into spring, and it feels like the time to start making summer plans. For lots of people, that means heading outside to do some hiking. Personally, I’m planning on doing a bit…
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Is GPT-4 Worth the Subscription? Here’s What You Should Know
The new algorithm is exclusive to ChatGPT Plus, OpenAI’s subscriber-only service. We signed up and put it to the test. Source
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