Month: August 2023
7 Best Electric Cargo Bikes for Families (2023)
We’ve spent years riding and testing extra-large ebikes, perfect for hauling both your little ones and groceries around town. Source
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Threads gets retweets — sorry, reposts — in the reverse-chronological feed
Threads is adding reposts (aka retweets) to its reverse-chronological “Following” feed, Instagram head Adam Mosseri announced in a Threads post on Thursday. It’s a small but nice addition to the app that makes the Following feed a bit more useful, and while Mosseri said Meta added it “based on your…
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One surviving Reddit app plans to charge based on how much you use it
$1 – average 45 calls per day, covers ~45% of users (Google: $.15 / minimum of $.52 to Relay) $2 – average 100 API calls per day, covers ~80% of users (Google: $.30 / minimum of $.97 to Relay) $3 – average 200 API calls per day, covers ~95% of…
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Razer’s new BlackWidow V4 75 could be a great starter mechanical keyboard
Razer’s launching a new mechanical keyboard that might get the attention of more than just those who fall into the RGB-forward gamer demographic. The company’s BlackWidow V4 75 includes hot-swappable switches, a gasket-mounted plate with two foam layers, screw holes on the PCB board for screw-in stabilizers, and even factory…
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A key feature of NFTs has completely broken
One of the big promises of NFTs was that the artist who originally made them could get a cut every time their piece was resold. Unfortunately, that’s not the case anymore. OpenSea, the biggest NFT marketplace still fully enforcing royalty fees, said today that it plans to stop the mandatory…
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Spotify reportedly has a $38 million white noise problem
Spotify is spending a lot of money on podcasts that don’t actually involve any talking. That’s according to a report from Bloomberg, which states the company could increase its annual gross profit by a whopping $38 million if it steers users away from so-called white noise podcasts. These kinds of…
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