Tech Industry

You can't grow a business, or your bottom line, without new users.

It's a messy situation.

As hate speech explodes on Twitter/X, Musk offers discounts for advertisers who don't mind being seen next to its worst content.

Cages, collages, coffee tables, and more.

Lyft wants to be cheaper.

The tiny Sharge Disk has lots of storage and a speed of up to 1000Mb/S.

Likely the first of many.

"We've been trying to reach you concerning your vehicle's extended warranty."

A timeline upgrade. A web version. And a dozen good reasons to leave Elon Musk's service, now called X. What else does Meta's app need?

To understand why this billionaire just trashed a beloved brand, peer into his PayPal past.

The ministry of communications has reached out to Twitter to clarify what the site is all about.

Just what we need, another a shopping platform.

Memo to Zuck: Don't f**k this up.

Public information still isn't safe from AI.

95 percent of the company's users were bots

The European Consumer Organization is calling for AI protections now, not later.

Fruit farmers are confused by the request.

Look for less plastic in your delivery.

As Tim Cook takes his first steps into VR headsets, the tech world's biggest buzzword is banned from the event. Here's why.

Despite the platform having a "rapidly growing podcasting space".

How much money does one man need?

College seniors are interested in using ChatGPT to write resumes. HR professionals are wary.

The meltdown was bad optics for a presidential candidate, but even worse for advertisers and influencers.

Now is the time to treat superintelligence like atomic energy, says the ChatGPT company. Here's why that makes no sense.

"The laptop class is living in la-la land."