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Starbucks will offer nationwide DoorDash delivery by March
DoorDash and Starbucks will expand their delivery partnership to all 50 US states by March 2023.
Igor Bonifacic01.17.2023
Your Google Stadia controller won’t be a paperweight after the service shuts down
Now that Stadia is shutting down, Google is unlocking Bluetooth support on the service's controller.
Jon Fingas01.13.2023
YouTube may fix controversial policy to demonetize videos with swearing
YouTube says it's tweaking its policy on swearing in videos, but hasn't said just how it will tackle complaints.
Jon Fingas01.13.2023
Apple finally lets businesses customize their listings in Maps
Apple hopes to make Maps more helpful by giving stores custom location cards.
Jon Fingas01.11.2023
Amazon brings Prime shipping to more third-party sites on January 31st
Amazon is bringing 'Buy with Prime' to third-party sites in the US at the end of January.
Jon Fingas01.10.2023
New York State sues former Celsius CEO over alleged cryptocurrency fraud
New York State is suing the former chief of crypto lender Celsius over 'billions' in fraud.
Jon Fingas01.05.2023
DoorDash can now drop off your packages
DoorDash now picks up your packages from FedEx, UPS and the Postal Service.
Jon Fingas01.04.2023
Twitch says it fixed an issue that prevented people from watching streams
Twitch is currently experiencing an issue that is preventing parts of the platform, including channels and streams, from loading properly.
Igor Bonifacic01.03.2023
Amazon is reportedly working on a standalone sports app
Amazon is reportedly working on a new standalone sports streaming app to declutter Prime Video and better highlight its deals with the NFL, Premier League and New York Yankees.
Igor Bonifacic12.28.2022
Apple has reportedly dropped out of NFL Sunday Ticket negotiations
Last year, Apple was considered the frontrunner to secure NFL Sunday Ticket rights. Now, the company has reportedly dropped out of negotiations.
Igor Bonifacic12.17.2022
Twitter suspends account that tracked Elon Musk's private jet
Twitter has permanently suspended @ElonJet, an account that tracked the flights of owner Elon Musk’s private jet. Musk previously offered the operator of the account $5,000 to delete it.
Kris Holt12.14.2022
Netflix is producing a live action 'My Hero Academia' movie
Netflix is adapting 'My Hero Academia' as a live action movie.
Jon Fingas12.12.2022
Discord users can soon verify their identities with linked accounts
Discord's Connections feature will offer a way for folks to verify their identity using accounts on other platforms. Admins will also be able to offer server roles to users who have authenticated profiles with accounts elsewhere.
Kris Holt12.12.2022
YouTube is bringing custom global emotes to live chats and comments
The first batch includes a buffering symbol and a 'game over' icon.
Kris Holt12.06.2022
Apple Music now offers a karaoke mode
Apple Music now has a karaoke feature, Sing, that lets you handle the vocals.
Jon Fingas12.06.2022
HBO Max returns to Prime Video Channels in the US
HBO Max is once again available through Amazon Prime Video Channels.
Jon Fingas12.06.2022
Yelp is making it easier to manage quotes for home projects
You'll be able to compare quotes from different contractors at a glance as you try to find the best service professional for a job.
Kris Holt12.06.2022
Adobe accepts AI-generated stock art, with limits
Adobe now accepts AI-created stock art, but only as long as it respects certain guidelines.
Jon Fingas12.05.2022
Anime classic 'Berserk' still isn't available on Netflix in the US, UK and Canada
Netflix said the classic anime series 'Berserk' would stream starting December 1st, but it's still not available in the US.
Jon Fingas12.05.2022
Google is shutting down Duplex on the Web
After three years, Google is shutting down Duplex on the Web, its technology for making Assistant better at parsing websites.
Igor Bonifacic12.04.2022