Month: August 2023

Dating app company Bumble has released its updated community guidelines with an aim to crack down on bots, spam, ghosting, and doxing. The new policy will apply to its dating…

AI has revolutionized e-discovery, but Moore & Van Allen’s Courtney Duncil says discovery attorneys are more relevant to the process than ever, particularly when it comes to protecting client data…

YouTube Music redesigned its “Now Playing” screen recently, with the most notable update being a new comments section, which allows users to read and write comments directly from the app.…

Instagram Threads users had been clamoring for a fully functional web version of the Meta-owned Twitter alternative since the app’s July debut. But last week’s release of the anticipated web…

Eve, the manufacturer of smart home devices that work particularly with Apple’s ecosystem and HomeKit, just unveiled a brand new device at IFA, a consumer electronics trade show. The Eve…

Things continue to look up for European fintech giant Klarna. Around this time last year, it would have been hard to say that. Alex Wilhelm explained the ins and outs…

After the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of digital asset management firm Grayscale in a lawsuit against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in regards to…

Google is finished rolling out its new SafeSearch feature that blurs explicit imagery, such as violent or sexual photos, by default. The company announced back in February that it would…

Even if you want high-quality products, capitalism won’t let you have them Adam Savage of MythBusters fame has a Savage Rule of Tools: If you think you need a new…

New e-bike models keep coming off production lines with GPS tracking enabled, with the idea that such tech will deter theft and help you recover your bike if it gets…