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Explosive Report Raises Concerns: Musk's Alleged Drug Use Triggers Management Worries
The Wall Street Journal's latest revelation suggests that Musk's long-term drug use might be a contributing factor. Musk's lawyer has denied these allegations. -
Gaming Giants NetEase and Blizzard Eyeing Comeback Collaboration in China
rumors of a re-collaboration between Blizzard Entertainment and Chinese technology giant NetEase have surfaced, hinting at a significant comeback for Blizzard's games in China after a hiatus. -
Lunar Anomalies Ignite Speculations of Extraterrestrial Moon Base
Extraordinary images of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) maneuvering over the far side of the moon have fueled speculation about potential extraterrestrial colonization of the lunar body, amid claims of a clandestine government cover-up. -
Elon Musk Reveals US Government's Alleged Access to Private Twitter Messages, Warns of AI Threats
Elon Musk has claimed that the US government had "complete access" to private messages exchanged on Twitter, a fact that he admitted "astounded" him. In an interview with Tucker Carlson of Fox News, which will air in two parts on Monday and Tuesday evenings, Musk discussed his surprise at the extent of government surveillance on the platform. -
Elon Musk, Vladimir Putin Supporter Nailya Asker-Zade Reportedly Watched The World Cup Final Together
Elon Musk is being linked to Vladimir Putin's TV presenter supporter Nailya Asker-Zade. -
Sony moves in on the PC gaming space
The entertainment landscape continues to evolve at an ever-faster rate. So, according to a report released by management consultants Accenture, the global industry is today worth $300 billion. -
Carbon Reduction: A Constructive Way to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Climate change is an overwhelming problem; we face the dire effects of rising global temperature caused by large-scale carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere. -
Why Bitcoin is rarely seen for online transactions in the technological service landscape
In January 2009, a new currency was created and released out into the world. Existing only online, Bitcoin was created by the anonymous Satoshi Nakamoto offering the promise of lower transaction fees and operated by a decentralized authority. -
Five better uses for your phone than doomscrolling
Do you open up your phone only to find that you’re surrounded by bad news? It’s easy to get sucked into the news cycles. Bad news impacts our mental states, whether we know it or not. Yet with so many things you can do on your phone, it doesn’t make sense to spend it doomscrolling. -
With 'Captain Kirk' aboard, Blue Origin to return to 'space, the final frontier'
Three months after billionaire U.S. businessman Jeff Bezos soared into space aboard a rocketship built by his Blue Origin company, the craft is set on Wednesday to take another all-civilian crew on a suborbital ride, this time with "Star Trek" actor William Shatner in the lead role. -
Disney To Move Hotstar Content To Hulu, ESPN+ In U.S.
Disney said on Tuesday that content from its streaming service Hotstar, home to India's IPL cricket tournament and original shows like "Aarya", will migrate to its ESPN+ and Hulu streaming platforms in the United States. -
Netflix to add mobile video games as subscriber growth slows
Netflix Inc said it would make a deeper dive into video games as the movie and TV streaming service projected weak subscriber growth amid growing competition and the lifting of pandemic restrictions that had kept people at home.
