Microsoft will streamline Skype call recording with new Content Creator mode
Skype finally gets a call recording function, only 15 years after its launch. It should be noted that Skype is […]
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LG’s G7 ThinQ could launch in May with an AI button
Back in February, we got our first preview of the next LG flagship phone, the LG G7, the latest in
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Apple tells the EPA why cutting the Clean Power Plan is a bad move
Apple is rejecting the Environmental Protection Agency's proposal to revoke the Clean Energy Plan. The company presented a public comment
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Twitter will start showing users its rules to encourage better behavior
After facing an avalanche of criticism about the toxicity of its community, Twitter announced last month that it will try
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Facebook says it’ll now require political-leaning advertisers to verify their identity
Facebook advertisers who want to promote their views on key political issues, such as abortion and Second Amendment rights, should
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Twitter might wreck third-party apps in June
The people behind third-party Twitter clients Tweetbot, Twitterrific, Talon and Tweetings are warning users that their applications could lose important
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This wearable device can respond to your thoughts
MIT researchers have created a portable device called AlterEgo that can recognize nonverbal cues, essentially "read your mind". The system
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The FCC won’t release emails behind the planning of Ajit Pai’s Harlem Shake video
The Federal Communications Commission will not release emails about the "Harlem Shake" video of President Ajit Pai, even though there
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Doogee’s new Mix 4 features a nifty slider that hides the front camera
Doogee, known for its "manly" phones, has manufactured a 5.99-inch bezel-and-non-bezel phone with an elegant sliding mechanism that hides the
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Facebook spoke with hospitals about matching health data to anonymized profiles
Facebook began talking with hospitals last year about the possibility of matching profiles of anonymous users with health data in