What does 'touching grass' mean? In an age where we spend hours on our phones each day, infinite scrolling online is making people log off and go outside to spend time in the real world.| Mashable
How sex workers are banking their money and processing payments since Mastercard announced it wouldn’t allow its cards to be used on Pornhub.| Mashable
Comparing AI features for Bumble, Hinge, and Tinder| Mashable
Google's Results About You feature flags when your phone number, email, or address appears in search and helps you remove it.| Mashable
A built-in tool for all your grammar needs.| Mashable
Use fake images to buy real products.| Mashable
Even if the comment is about 'Luigi's Mansion 3.'| Mashable
QR code scams are growing. Here's what to look out for.| Mashable
The Roblox empire continues to grow.| Mashable
Stay prepared for power outages with this beast.| Mashable
The robot vacuum with an arm got its first big discount — but even then, is it worth it?| Mashable
Apple execs break it down.| Mashable
We've got to talk about those songs.| Mashable
"Fake it till you make it" doesn't always work.| Mashable
Between a behemoth copycat and a looming ban, TikTok is being attacked on all fronts.| Mashable
You can retain crucial political content on your feed.| Mashable
A new feature lets close friends see a whole new side to your feed.| Mashable
That's a lot of prompts.| Mashable
Hey Google, how would that look on someone like me?| Mashable
Flattering or frustrating? "The Phoenician Scheme" director weighs in on the memes.| Mashable
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The change is due to new age verification laws in the UK.| Mashable
Get ready for posts created by your least favorite person in the office Slack chat.| Mashable
OpenAI has been busy trying to curry favor (and fighting copyright infringement lawsuits) with media companies to use their content. Here's a roundup of all the publications that have agreed to licensing deals with the ChatGPT maker.| Mashable
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We benchmarked a retail model Asus Zenbook S 14 with Intel's new and true AI-ready Lunar Lake platform and saw standard-setting battery results.| PCMAG
A year after its fall, the connected juicer still has lessons to teach about startups and spinach recalls.| CNET
From beige flags to ONS to zombie-ing, we've got you covered.| Mashable
"Not enough goes out to the little guys."| Mashable
Don't let your internet history fall into the wrong hands. It's a good idea to delete your browser history and internet cache on occasion. Here's how to do it on the desktop and mobile.| PCMAG
These numbers are legitimately shocking.| Mashable
Is this really Web3's golden goose?| Mashable
A new study by German researchers found that Google Search is plagued with SEO spam.| Mashable
"If what’s being spread is false, that’s not free speech."| Mashable
With a pivot to video and 'casual' photo dumps taking over our feeds, has Instagram lost its cool factor?| Mashable
The lawyer now may face sanctions for submitting the bogus cases.| Mashable
Since Musk's takeover, X has lost millions of daily active users.| Mashable
Customers don't want you to call or email them anymore, but most of them will read your texts.| PCMAG
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