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In case you didn’t know In case you didn’t know Earlier this year, Elon decided to buy the social media giant Twitter for $44 billion. Soon after the papers were signed, we started to see some leaks in the boat, as tension grew between Elon and Twitter. As the deal moved closer to completion, some issues arose. For starters, there was the short-lived sexual harassment allegation against Musk. This looked like it would stop the deal in its tracks....

ESPN+ has plenty of original content and sports coverage that exclusive to it, like loads of UFC content and PPVs. But is it worth the price? We’re going to answer that and more questions in this article. To help you make the decision of whether ESPN+ is a good streaming service to add to your library. It’s an interesting service, and given its price, most people will likely buy ESPN+ and forget about it....

Samsung postponed the Exynos 2200 launch, but it’s still coming before the Galaxy S22 Samsung postponed the Exynos 2200 launch, but it’s still coming before the Galaxy S22 In his tweet, the tipster says that Samsung originally planned to launch the chip in November. Back then it decided to postpone its launch, though it doesn’t seem like it planned to postpone it this much. The tipster claims that “many things happened inside Samsung LSI”, and not good things....

Group effects are fairly simple and apply to every participant in a group video call. Facebook said it wants to ensure AR effects are shared by everyone in the call. There are over 70 group effects to choose from. Further, users will also find a game that involves individual participation to build the fastest virtual burger among call participants (via). Users can find these new group effects within the effects section....

The issue of privacy in web browsers has become more critical. Today, we see that many browsers are focusing on privacy, and Firefox Focus is one of them. The Total Cookie Protection feature stores websites’ cookies separately in “cookie jars.” According to the designers of this feature, storing cookies separately can prevent sites from storing user information. Sites may sometimes store information about shopping patterns and pages visited and use it for advertising purposes and target audiences....