YouTube Music May Allow Users To Create Custom Radio
YouTube Music might soon allow users the ability to create a custom radio.
Google Tests ‘Digital Driver’s License’ In Its Android Wallet App
Google is reportedly beta testing support for the "Digital Driver's License" in the Wallet app on Android phones.
Twitter Will Suspend Accounts Engaged In Doxxing For 7 Days: Musk
Elon Musk on Friday announced that Twitter accounts engaged in doxxing will receive a temporary seven-day suspension.
Apple Expected To Launch 15.5-Inch Macbook Air Next Year
Apple is developing a 15.5-inch MacBook Air that could launch in the spring of 2023, a media report said.
Instagram To Help Hacked Users Regain Account Access
Meta-owned American photo and video-sharing social networking service Instagram announced that it will now help users to regain access to their hacked accounts.
Musk Suspends Twitter Accounts Of Several Prominent Journalists
Twitter CEO Elon Musk has suspended the accounts of several prominent journalists on the micro-blogging platform, including Donie O'Sullivan from CNN and Drew Harwell from The Washington Post as they covered the "exact real-time location" of Musk.
Underboss of Philadelphia Mafia Sentenced For Leading Racketeering Conspiracy Engaged In Loansharking, Gambling, And Extortion
the affairs of a racketeering enterprise, including making extortionate extensions of credit and conducting an illegal gambling business, all while serving as the underboss of the Philadelphia mafia family.
Owner of Durable Medical Equipment Companies Arrested for $17 Million Kickback Conspiracy
A New York woman was arrested today for allegedly offering and paying illegal health care kickbacks and money laundering.
Musk Sells Tesla Stock Worth $3.5 Billion Amid Twitter Overhaul
Elon Musk has sold over 20 million more Tesla shares worth about $3.5 billion and did not provide any reason for selling more stock in the electric car company.
Chinese Govt-Backed Hackers Exploiting Bug In Citrix Products: US NSA
Chinese government-backed hackers are exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in two widely used Citrix networking products to gain access to systems, the US government has warned.
NASA Sensors To Detect Methane Produced By Landfills Globally
NASA sensors will soon help scientists detect methane emitted by landfills across the globe, according to the US space agency.
Former Twitter Employee Jailed For Over 3 Years For Spying For Saudi Arabia
Abouammo was found guilty by a US court in August this year for accessing private information in the accounts of certain Twitter users and providing that information to officials in Saudi Arabia.
Microsoft Bans Crypto Mining To Protect Its Cloud Service Customers
Tech giant Microsoft has banned cryptocurrency mining from its online services to protect all of its cloud customers, media reports said.
YouTube Tests ‘Add To Queue’ Feature On Android Anf iOS
YouTube is testing the "Add to Queue" feature for the Android and iOS apps.
iOS 16.3 Beta Adds Support For Apple ID Security Keys
Tech giant Apple's upcoming iOS 16.3, iPadOS 16.3, and macOS Ventura 13.2 update betas, which were provided to developers, have introduced support for physical security keys for extra protection for an Apple ID.
Google Introduces Search Status Dashboard To Provide Real-Time Service Outages
Google has introduced a "Search Status Dashboard" that will inform users of real-time service outages if there's an issue with crawling, indexing, or serving search results.
Epic Games Shuts Down Online Services For Old Games
Epic Games has announced that it is shutting down online services and servers for many older games including 'Rock Band 1-3' and 'Unreal Tournament 2003'.
Twitter To Shut Down Newsletter Tool Revue In 2023
Twitter will shut down its newsletter tool Revue on January 18, 2023.
iPhone 14 Emergency SOS Via Satellite Helped Rescue 2 People In Serious Car Crash
The Emergency SOS via satellite and the Crash Detection feature of the iPhone 14 has helped rescue two people in a serious car crash in the US.
Pan Am Flight 103 Terrorist Suspect In Custody For 1988 Bombing over Lockerbie, Scotland
Abu Agila Mohammad Mas’ud Kheir Al-Marimi (Mas’ud), 71, of Tunisia and Libya, made his initial appearance in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia on federal charges, unsealed today, stemming from the Dec. 21, 1988, civilian aircraft bombing that killed 270 people.
