Facebook testing video selfie feature to battle the bots
A former Facebook executive says the company can't stay out of politics
When Jack Dorsey announced that Twitter will ban all political ads, some viewed the move as ineffective but otherwise affordable, considering the company made less than $3 million in revenue for political ads that ran during the 2018 midterm elections. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg fiercely defended his company's decision to...
Rockstar says update your graphics drivers to fix Red Dead Redemption 2's PC problems
Ford makes one-off electric Mustang with 900 hp and a manual transmission
Ford's electric ambitions are pretty evident, considering that earlier this year, the company announced plans to electrify its world's best-selling F-150 pickup truck. There's also the upcoming Mustang-inspired Mach E electric crossover. However, nothing makes quite an impression as an electric Mustang with 900 hp and 1,000 lb-ft of torque,...
FCC officially green lights the T-Mobile / Sprint merger
Facebook says up to 100 developers may have accessed Groups members' data
In its post, Facebook writes that while Group administrators are able to use third-party apps to get information such as the Group name, number of users, and content of posts, the ability to access details including individual members’ names, profile pictures, or other profile data was removed in April 2018....
Walmart and Tesla have reached a settlement regarding rooftop solar panel fires
Google announces OpenTitan, an open source project for secure chip design
Google has announced that it is partnering with several companies and non-profits to start a new initiative called OpenTitan. The goal is to develop open source secure chip design to be used in data centers and infrastructure. These designs can be independently verified and built upon to become even stronger.