Articles by Teejay Boris
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Twitter Blue Now Lets Users Tweet with 4,000 Characters
Twitter Blue users can now post tweets with up to 4,000 characters. Twitter Blue subscribers can now tweet with up to 4,000 characters, avoiding multi-tweet threads, which have taken over the social network due to their limitations.
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PlayStation Down: PS5, PS4 Gamers Can’t Play — a PSN License Verification Issue?
PlayStation is down for some PS5 and PS4 gamers. Is it due to a PS5 license verification issue? Sony PlayStation Network (PSN) is down for many PS5 and PS4 gamers, preventing them from accessing their gaming titles.
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Apple iPhone 15 Pro Might Rock Samsung’s Ultra Bright Display
Apple iPhone 15 Pro is likely to feature a bright Samsung display, rumor suggests. Apple iPhone 15 Pro's display is likely from Samsung, and it might feature a much brighter screen, which should work well on sunny days.
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Zoom Lays Off 1,300 Employees — 15% of its Total Workforce?
Zoom is laying off 1,300 employees, its CEO Eric Yuan announced. Zoom plans to lay off 1,300 employees, its founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Eric Yuan, announced.
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Bill Gates Says AI, ChatGPT Progress ‘Excites’ Him
Bill Gates says AI progress amid ChatGPT’s popularity “excites” him. Bill Gates admits that artificial intelligence (AI) progress excites him amid the emergence of the ChatGPT chatbot in a recent interview with Forbes Magazine.
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Apple MagSafe Duo’s First Firmware Update Rolls Out: Here’s How to Get it
Apple MagSafe Duo’s first firmware update since its debut in 2020 started rolling out to its users.
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‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ is Now Disney+’s Most-Watched Marvel Film Premiere
“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” becomes Disney+’s most-watched Marvel movie premiere. "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" recently premiered on the video streaming service of Disney, Disney+, on February 1 after successfully hitting the theaters in various parts of the world.
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Safer Internet Day is on February 7, 2023: Here’s What You Need to Know
Safer Internet Day takes place on February 7, 2023. We are celebrating Safer Internet Day on February 7, 2023, Tuesday, to promote a more secure and safer experience while browsing online.
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Twitch Bans ‘Seinfeld’ Parody AI for Two Weeks: Here’s Why
Twitch banned “Seinfeld” parody AI temporarily. Here’s the reason behind it. Twitch banned the AI-generated "Seinfeld" parody stream, which was viral in the video streaming service, for reportedly violating the community guidelines of the platform.
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Apple AirTag Locates Lost Luggage That Airline Donated to Charity
Apple Airtag locates lost luggage, revealing that the airline donated it to charity. An Apple AirTag located a piece of lost luggage, but it turns out that Air Canada donated it to a charity.
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Earth Has Enough Minerals to Shift to Wind, Solar Energy, Study Says
A new study finds that the Earth has enough minerals to pursue wind and solar energy shift. A new study finds that Earth has enough minerals and raw materials to meet the demand of shifting to green energy, pursuing solar and wind power at large.
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Apple iPhone Reverse Wireless Charging Still in the Works, Report Says
Apple iPhone’s reverse wireless charging is reportedly still in the works. Apple is reportedly still working on its iPhone complete reverse wireless charging.
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How to Screenshot on Samsung Galaxy S23, S23 Plus, S23 Ultra
Here’s how to screenshot on Galaxy S23 series phones, including the S23, the S23+, and the S23 Ultra.
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PS5 Sales Doubles in the UK in January 2023 — Where to Buy One This February
PS5 doubled sales in the United Kingdom last month or in January 2023. PS5 sales in the United Kingdom (UK) doubled in January 2023. On top of that, Sony announced that the PlayStation 5 recently had its strongest quarter since it debuted.
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Tesla Model 3 Price Drops — Model S, X Pricing Unchanged?
Tesla Model 3 price dropped, making it much cheaper, while Model S and X pricing remains the same. Tesla Model 3 price goes down, making the top-selling electric vehicle (EV) much cheaper.
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PlayStation Plus Premium Adds ‘Persona 5 Royal’ Free Trial: Here’s How to Get New Game
PlayStation Plus Premium gains “Persona 5 Royal” free trial. PlayStation Plus Premium gains a new free trial game, giving its subscribers a chance to download "Persona 5 Royal" free of charge.
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Google Chromecast with Google TV (HD) Gets a $10 Price Discount — 4K Version is Now Cheaper Too?
Google Chromecast with Google TV (HD) is now priced cheaper than ever thanks to its new discount. Google Chromecast with Google TV (HD) just got more affordable than ever with its new price discount.
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Google Pixel 6a Gets $200 Discount — Lower Than its Black Friday Price?
Google Pixel 6a receives a $200 price discount, beating its Black Friday deal. Google Pixel 6a slashes its price by a whopping $200 for the first time.
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Apple iPhone Ultra Likely to Release This 2024: Here's What to Expect
Apple iPhone Ultra is likely to be released in 2024, potentially in the iPhone 16 lineup. Apple iPhone Ultra is likely seeing the light of day next year or in 2024, in time for the potential release of the iPhone 16 series.
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Ford Confirms Formula 1 Return in 2026 — In Partnership with Red Bull?
Ford’s Formula 1 return in 2026 has been confirmed, announcing a partnership with Red Bull. Ford is returning to Formula One (F1) after a 24-year-long absence from the international racing series.
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Telegram’s New Update Brings Additional Emojis, Productivity Features
Telegram’s latest update adds new emojis and productivity features. A new Telegram update expands the productivity features of the privacy-focused messaging app.
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Elon Musk Found NOT Liable Over Tesla Tweet
Elon Musk was found not guilty of fraud over his Tesla tweet. Tesla CEO Elon Musk and his electric vehicle (EV) maker are not liable for securities fraud over a tweet the billionaire entrepreneur posted way back in 2018.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 Series Skips Android Seamless Update Again — But Why?
Samsung Galaxy S23 series skipped Android Seamless Update support. Samsung Galaxy S23 series, including the Ultra variant, misses out on Android seamless update support, as the renowned phone maker debuts its latest flagship amid the Unpacked event 2023.
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Google Chrome on Android Update Likely to Add ‘Quick Delete’ Feature: Here’s How it Works
Google Chrome for Android is likely bringing a new “Quick Delete” feature to its users in a new update.
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Android 14 Might Turn Phones into Webcams for Laptops, Desktops: Here’s How it Works
Android 14 users might be able to use their phones as webcams for their laptops or desktops. Android 14 will likely let users turn their smartphones into webcams for video meetings on their laptops and desktops.
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Xbox 360 Store Shut Down Notice Was an ‘Error,’ Microsoft Says
Xbox 360 Store isn’t closing down, Microsoft confirmed. Despite the notice on the Xbox support page, Microsoft assures that the 360 Store will remain open.
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Chinese Spy Balloon Seen Flying Over the US! Is Pentagon Tracking it Now?
Chinese spy balloon was seen flying over the Northern United States (US), Pentagon said. An alleged Chinese spy balloon is reportedly seen hovering about the airspace of the Northern US in the past several days, Pentagon officials say.
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Apple Pay Later Finally ‘Launching Soon,’ Tim Cook Confirms — Employees Now Testing it?
Apple Pay Later is “launching soon,” CEO Tim Cook discloses. Apple Pay Later is finally seeing the light of day soon, Tim Cook, Apple's Chief Executive Officer (CEO), confirmed.
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Google Pixel Buds A-Series Bluetooth Pairing Bug Fix Rolls Out: Here’s How to Get the Update
Google Pixel Buds A-series headphones’ Bluetooth pairing bug gets fixed in a new update. Google Pixel Buds A-series wireless headphones offer a handy multi-Bluetooth feature.
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Steam’s New ‘Big Picture Mode’ Looks a Lot Like Steam Deck’s UI
Steam’s ‘Big Picture Mode’ update gives it a new look, which Steam Deck users are surely familiar with.
