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Tech Tim Cook Defends Apple's Decision To Remove Parler From The App Store Tim Cook explained Apple's decision to remove Parler from the App Store. By Cole Blake January 17, 2021
Tech Apple To Remove Parler From App Store, Citing "Illegal Content" Apple is removing the popular social media app, Parler, unless they moderate illegal content. By Cole Blake January 09, 2021
Tech Apple Halts Sales Of All Products In Russia During Invasion Of Ukraine: Report Ford, Dell, and Nike have also halted sales of items to and in Russia during this time. By Erika Marie March 02, 2022
Tech Frank Ocean A.I. Tracks Net Scammer Thousands In Sales Most of those Frank leaks you've been bumping recently are apparently fake. By Gabriel Bras Nevares May 11, 2023
Tech Elon Musk Denies Sexual Harassment Allegations Elon Musk has issued a response to the allegations that he sexually harassed a flight attendant on a private jet: "it never happened." By Gabriel Bras Nevares May 20, 2022
Tech Twitter May Adopt Subscription-Based Model Twitter is considering introducing a subscription-based structure to increase revenue. By O.I. July 26, 2020
Tech Bill & Melinda Gates Divorce Is Officially Finalized The Microsoft CEO and his wife of 27 years are officially divorced. By Taya Coates August 02, 2021
Tech Cyber Monday Tech Deals: Are They Worth It? Things are cheap for a reason. By Brynjar Chapman November 26, 2018
Tech Images Of The iPhone X Plus Have Leaked Online Apple is apparently preparing an updated version of their anniversary model. By David Saric February 27, 2018
Tech Samsung Is Still Throwing Shots At Apple In New Ad Samsung takes more jabs at Apple in new ad campaign. By Milca P. May 18, 2018
Tech Apple Over-Ear Wireless "StudioPods" Potentially Dropping Soon Rumors about Apple releasing wireless, over-ear headphones spread after an item named "Apple Airpods X Generation" appeared in Target's inventory systems. By Lynn S. February 29, 2020
Tech Reddit CEO Calls TikTok "Fundamentally Parasitic" While speaking on a panel called Social 2030, Reddit CEO Steve Huffman denounced TikTok as nothing more than "fundamentally parasitic" spyware. By Keenan Higgins February 27, 2020