Over 54 minutes of elevator music and then – complete silence.
That's what X users who tried to tune into Elon Musk's interview of Donald Trump were treated to on Monday night as X's live audio platform, Spaces, glitched out when hundreds of thousands of user accounts tried to listen in.
Musk blamed the issue on a denial-of-service attack (DDoS) attack. However, some X employees say that's not true
It’s hard not to be awed by Framework’s commitment to its original 13-inch modular laptop, which it has been updating every year since it launched. When a new Intel (or AMD) chip rolls around, it builds new mainboards that can be swapped in to keep your machine on the cutting edge. And it’s done plenty of work to ensure that the still-working mainboards that you no longer use can have a second (or
Paramount is laying off 15 percent of its US workforce, according to reporting by Deadline. This follows a lean second quarter earnings report in which total revenue fell short from an expected $7.21 billion to $6.81 billion. The layoffs will impact around 3,000 people.
“The industry continues to evolve, and Paramount is at an inflection point where changes must be made to strengthen our business
Google's Circle to Search feature might reportedly be able to identify songs just like Shazam.
Android Authority dug around in the code through an APK teardown of the latest Google beta app and discovered an "Audio search" function. While exploring the feature, the outlet found that Circle to Search can be used to identify a song that's playing, or even humming and ambient noise.
Circle to Search
Several months after a hacking group claimed to be selling nearly 3 billion records stolen from a prominent data broker, much of the information appears to have been leaked on a forum. According to Bleeping Computer, the data dump includes 2.7 billion records of personal info for people in the US, such as names, Social Security Numbers, potential aliases and all physical addresses they are known
