Armed suspect robs Bethesda Apple store
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Elon Musk-Twitter Deal Back On: MASSIVE BLOW To Pro-Censorship Mob? Robby Soave & Mike Solana React
Editor-in-Chief of Pirate Wires, Mike Solana, discusses Elon Musk’s proposal in court that would see him purchase Twitter for $54.20 per share, under the same terms set all the way back in April. #ElonMusk #Twitter #socialmedia About Rising: Rising is…
Expert gives insight into security issues with Apple devices
Apple released a new software update on Wednesday to safeguard two security vulnerabilities that millions of devices. FOX 5’s Josh Rosenthal spoke to an expert about how vulnerable to the issues leave consumers, and how they can fix them. ———————————————————————…
Kim & Robby: Biden BRAGS About Gas Prices, DeSantis BLASTS Saudi Fist-Bump Diplomacy
Kim Iversen and Robby Soave discuss the White House’s reaction to this month’s dip in gas prices. FILE – President Joe Biden speaks on the South Lawn of the White House, July 11, 2022, in Washington. Biden has signed an…
End of an era in digital music
Apple is ending its iconic iPod line after a 21-year run. ABC News’ Will Ganss explains how the device changed music forever.
Logging on without a password
New technology called FITO (Fast identity Online) will allow apps and websites to identify users by scans and fingerprints.
Instagram testing full-screen feed similar to TikTok
Users will see full-screen vertical home feeds as well as comments, captions and likes placed on top of posts.
Family shares AirTag nightmare
A family claims someone planted an Apple AirTag device on their daughter at Disney World, tracking her every move for hours. ABC News’ Derricke Dennis reports.
Apple touts its environmental credentials
The company says nearly 20% of all materials used in its products last year were recycled.
Hackers accessed information from Meta, Facebook’s parent company, and Apple
Hackers pretended to be law enforcement officials and gained access to users’ data.