Emma Roth

News Writer

Emma RothMar 26, 2023

Apple reportedly held a mixed-reality headset demo for its top executives.

In yet another sign that Apple’s upcoming headset is nearing launch, the company covertly showed off the device during a “glitzy” presentation at the Steve Jobs Theater, according to a report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.

The company reportedly invited around 100 of its “highest-ranking executives” to see the device. And while this isn’t the first time these executives got a look at the headset, Gurman says this latest showing suggests “a public unveiling is getting close.”

Apple Reality Headset Details: Pro Features, Top 100 Meeting, Watch-Like Start

[Bloomberg.com]

Emma RothMar 25, 2023

Here’s our first look at Lady Gaga’s Harley Quinn costume in Joker.

First impressions? While it’s certainly different from Harley Quinn’s jester-like appearance in the old comics and ditches the more playful look of the one played by Margot Robbie, it seems to match Joker’s more mature vibes.

Celebrity Sightings In New York - March 25, 2023

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Microsoft fixes reversible screenshot vulnerability on Windows

Emma RothMar 25, 2023

Microsoft reportedly orders AI chatbot rivals to stop using Bing’s search data

Emma RothMar 25, 2023

AOC’s first TikTok is... about TikTok.

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has some thoughts about the potential TikTok ban — namely that it doesn’t address the broader social media privacy concerns at hand:

I think a lot of this is putting the cart before the horse because our first priority should be in protecting your ability to exist without social media companies harvesting and commodifying every single piece of data about you.

It turns out Arrested Development is staying on Netflix after all

Emma RothMar 25, 2023

IFTTT now has AI-powered automations for paying subscribers

Emma RothMar 22, 2023

SEC sues Justin Sun for his crypto schemes, along with Lindsay Lohan, Jake Paul, and Soulja Boy

Emma RothMar 22, 2023

The site that’s supposed to help people find jobs is laying off thousands of people.

In an announcement, Indeed CEO Chris Hyams says the jobs listing company is cutting around 2,200 jobs across all departments, marking yet another tech business impacted by the rough economy.

Hyams said he takes “sole accountability” for the move, and states that he’ll be taking a 25 percent cut in base pay:

With future job openings at or below pre-pandemic levels, our organization is simply too big for what lies ahead... We have held out longer than many other companies, but the revenue trends are undeniable. So I have decided to act now.

Indeed Lays Off 2,200 People, or 15% of Staff, as Job Postings Drop

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