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The latest Google Arts & Culture exhibit lets you explore the history of electronic music
If you have any interest at all in electronic music, you owe it to yourself to check out Google’s latest Arts & Culture exhibit.
Twitter sues Texas AG alleging political retaliation for Trump ban
Twitter isn't happy that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launched an investigation into the company after it banned former President Trump. CBS News reports
Xbox test brings Microsoft’s Chromium-based Edge browser to consoles
You might finally have a good reason to use the web browser on your console for more than the bare necessities. The Verge reports
Facebook reportedly investigated over ‘systemic’ racism in hiring
Facebook has publicly committed to fighting racism, but there are concerns that isn't translating to its recruitment practices. Reuters sources say the US Equal
iCloud allegedly locked out a user over her last name
iCloud has had the occasional service issue, but its latest problem appears to be highly… specific. Actor and author Rachel True claims iCloud has
Tesla ditches forums and pushes fans to take political action with Engage
Tesla has created a new website for its fans, one mainly designed to spur them to political action on its behalf. Dubbed Tesla Engage,
Big Tech critic and net neutrality advocate Tim Wu is joining the White House
The man who coined net neutrality is heading back to work for the government. President Joe Biden has appointed Columbia law professor Tim Wu
Google Chrome update cycles are about to get even shorter
Google is moving Chrome to a more frequent release schedule. The company announced on Thursday it will push future milestone releases that add new
Gmail’s web client can’t handle inclusive emojis properly
If you frequently use Gmail’s native web client to send emails, you may have noticed something odd about how it handles emoji. Google may