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    MasterCard Open to Forging Ties with Facebook and Twitter

    Financial services giant MasterCard has expressed interest in helping Facebook and Twitter to develop their payment services. Talks with the social media titans are said to be ongoing, though it…

    Twitter Gives T-Mobile CEO John Legere His Own Cartoon Emoji

    How do you know that you’ve truly “arrived”? These days, it’s probably when you’ve got your own emoji – and Twitter has just debuted a new emoji resembling social media…

    Twitter Thanks Users as it Celebrates Tenth Anniversary

    On March 21, 2006, the very first Tweet – sent by Twitter co-founder and current CEO, Jack Dorsey – was posted. Today, Twitter has made clear its intent to celebrate…

    Twitter Revamps Windows 10 App with New Design and Features

    Twitter today released a major update to its app for both desktop and mobile Windows 10, bringing the design and features much more to parity with those of the iOS…

    Apple Sets Up Official Twitter Support Account to Share Tips

    Though Apple lacks an official company account on Twitter, it has today launched an Apple Support account aimed at providing tips and tutorials and answering customers’ questions. Apple Support, which…

    Raymond James Upgrades Shares of Slowly Recovering Twitter

    Twitter appears to be gradually recovering from its recent financial low point. Research firm Raymond James has just upgraded the company’s shares from Market Perform to Outperform, citing what it…

    Twitter Announces GIF Search Feature for iOS App and Website

    Few things, it seems, can capture your mood at a given moment quite like a carefully chosen GIF. That’s why many Twitter users should be delighted to know that the…

    Twitter’s First View Program to Allow More Visible Video Ads

    Twitter today announced First View, an initiative aimed at helping marketers to bring their video adverts to the attention of a much higher number of the social media site’s users….

    Twitter Shares Hit New Low, Fall Below $15 for First Time

    Jack Dorsey has struggled to stop the rot since becoming Twitter’s boss in October. In fact, today, the social media firm’s shares reached their lowest ever price as they fell…

    Twitter Executive Exits Lead Analysts to Downgrade Shares

    In response to Twitter’s confirmations to various outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, that it was letting go of four executives, analysts at Stifel Nicolaus have downgraded the social media…

    Tim Cook Tweets About ConnectED Partner Santee Elementary

    Apple chief executive Tim Cook took to Twitter today to report on his time volunteering with many other Apple workers at Santee Elementary School in San Diego, California. Proud to…

    Xbox One System Update News Due This Week, Microsoft Hints

    If you’ve got an Xbox One and want to know what new features will be in the console’s next system update, you should have the chance to find out this…

    Periscope Live Broadcasts to Auto-Play in Twitter iOS App

    Though it was already possible for Periscope live broadcasts to be shared on the Twitter mobile app, from today, such broadcasts can play within tweets without any need for the…

    Twitter Shares Drop to All-Time Low After Disastrous Year

    Capping off a year to forget for Twitter Inc., the company’s shares slumped to $19.98 – their lowest ever level – as the New York stock market closed yesterday. The…

    Twitter Reaches Crucial Agreement for Return of Politwoops

    It looks like the political transparency tool Politwoops will soon return to Twitter, following an agreement that the social network says it has reached with two foundations behind Politwoops. In…

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    iPhone Driver’s Licenses Roll Out to North Dakota Residents

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    New MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Studio Display Reportedly Nearing Mass Production

    A young person with short brown hair and glasses wears headphones and looks intently at a smartphone, sitting outdoors near a metal railing—benefiting from OpenAI parental safety controls for added peace of mind.

    OpenAI Adds Parental Safety Controls for Teen ChatGPT Users

    A glowing digital brain with a microchip labeled "AI" is displayed next to a blurred statue of Lady Justice and a judge’s gavel, symbolizing how regulators of AI therapy apps shape the role of artificial intelligence in the legal system.

    Regulators Struggle to Keep Up with the Rapid Growth of AI Therapy Apps

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    Apple Is Testing a Powerful Chatbot

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    iOS 26 Now Predicts Bad Weather Along Your Route

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