Google's Gmail takes on spam
Google’s Gmail said that it will now require bulk senders of more than 5,000 messages a day to begin authenticating their emails in 2024 to stay under a reported spam threshold.
Apple shares get rare downgrade
Apple shares may face more headwinds in the coming months according to one Wall Street firm which turned more cautious on the outlook for the world's most valuable company.
FEMA emergency alert test to hit Americans' phones Wednesday afternoon
FEMA and the FCC are planning to conduct a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System for radio and TV and the Wireless Emergency Alert system for cell phones on Wednesday.
Spotify makes audiobooks free to paid subscribers
Spotify premium users will see their accounts get access to a maximum of 15 listening hours for audiobooks on a monthly basis, the company revealed Tuesday.
Judge says Elon Musk can be sued for Twitter securities fraud
X Corp. owner Elon Musk faces a class-action lawsuit claiming he defrauded Twitter investors last year by failing to disclose his 5% ownership stake to the SEC.
Costco quickly selling out of gold bars listed on wholesaler's website: 'Impeccable quality'
Costco members have taken to social media and Costco.com to review the 24-karat, one-ounce bars of gold being offered by the wholesaler. The bars come in two varieties with varying prices and sell out quickly.
Apple iPhone 15 users complain about overheating issues as Apple prepares fix
Apple's new iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max were released last month, and after new owners noticed the iPhones running hot, the company found a software bug and is planning a fix.
Supreme Court to review Big Tech anti-censorship laws in Texas and Florida
The U.S. Supreme Court will take up challenges to Texas and Florida anti-censorship laws brought by social media trade groups who argue the measures violate the First Amendment.
Disney+ begins cracking down on password sharing
Video streaming service Disney+ has begun cracking down on users sharing account login credentials with others
Netflix officially terminates DVD rental service with final mailings: 'End of an era'
Netflix officially ended its DVD rental service with final shipments sent on Sept. 29, 2023, the streaming giant announced. The rental service started in 1998 and ran for 25 years.
GameStop names Ryan Cohen CEO
GameStop is naming billionaire Ryan Cohen as CEO, effective immediately. Cohen is the company's largest investor and replaces Matt Furlong, who was fired in June.
Is AI a blessing or a curse? UPC bar code developer says 'it could go either way'
Pioneering engineer Paul McEnroe, who led IBM's team that developed the Universal Product Code, weighs in on the rise of generative artificial intelligence.
Man jumps below sidewalk grate twice for AirPods, keys in viral video
A viral video circulating on Instagram appears to show a man jumping into a sewer to save his AirPods, but a longer version shows the whole thing unfold.
OpenAI updates ChatGPT to let AI tool 'see, hear and speak'
OpenAI is updating ChatGPT to allow the artificial intelligence-powered chatbot to hear and respond to voice prompts, generate speech from text and analyze images for users.
Microsoft-Activision restructured $69B deal pleases British regulators
British regulators said Microsoft’s restructured purchase plan to acquire Activision Blizzard for $69 billion "opens the door" to the biggest ever gaming deal getting done.
Apple's iPhone 15 on sale, Tim Cook hits NYC store
Apple CEO Tim Cook is in NYC on Friday for the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max launch in stores, after crowds stood in front all night.
Alabama woman 'shocked' to learn $25 wedding dress from Goodwill is worth way more than bargain price
A woman in Birmingham, Alabama, was left shocked after she purchased a designer wedding gown from Goodwill for just $25. The original price was over $6,000.
Elon Musk says first human patient will soon receive Neuralink brain implant
Billionaire CEO and Neuralink co-founder Elon Musk says his neurotechnology company is ready to install its first brain implant in a human patient for a clinical study.
Apple France workers call strike ahead of iPhone 15 launch
Unions at Apple's stores in France are asking for a strike on Friday and Saturday, when the iPhone 15 is set to be launched, demanding better 7% pay increase and better working conditions.
AI and the cloud to unlock billions in annual productivity gains for small and medium businesses: report
Amazon Web Services and Accenture released a report finding that U.S. small and medium businesses can unlock nearly $80 billion in annual productivity gains with the cloud and AI.



















