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By Rob Rich March 28th, 2022

This DDoS Attack Forced Among Us Servers To Shut Down

Hit game "Among Us" recently faced some sabotage of its own in the form of a DDoS attack. After days of work, things are finally looking stable again.

By Cristina Alexander March 28th, 2022

The Sad Reason TikTok Moderators Are Suing The Platform

Two former Tik Tok moderators have filed a lawsuit against the company and its parent for exposing them to graphic content and failing to provide resources.

By Gabriel Moss March 28th, 2022

Fortnite Building Returns This Week, But Should It?

Fortnite will return to its roots as of March 29, a quickly-enacted pivot from the recent announcement that the popular game would try something fast-paced.

By Rahul Srinivas March 28th, 2022

Samsung Launches Smart Monitor M8, Now Available To Pre-Order

The much-anticipated crossover monitor/Smart TV is now available for pre-order, and here we break down the specs and decide whether its worth the hype.

By Brittany Roston March 28th, 2022

Facebook Live Adds Closed Captioning: Here's How To Use It

Facebook has announced better accessibility on its live streaming platform, adding closed captioning to Facebook Live.

By Brittany Roston March 28th, 2022

Most Vitamins May Be A Waste Of Money, But Study Finds Two Exceptions

Most of these supplements weren't linked to any sort of heart health protection or increase in lifespan, potentially making them a big waste of money.

Ford F-150 Lightning Raptor driving on dirt

By Chris Davies March 28th, 2022

I Can't Stop Thinking About A Ford F-150 Lightning Raptor

Ford confirmed the power figures for the 2021 F-150 Raptor this past week, and it's fair to say they came as a surprise.

By Brittany Roston March 28th, 2022

Instagram Makes It Easier For Users To Avoid Music Copyright Issues

Instagram is making it easier for users to avoid music copyright infringement issues before their videos are muted or removed.

By Chris Burns March 28th, 2022

Zoom Just Added Lip And Hair Color Effects: Here's Where To Find Them

Zoom just added a feature to video chat called Studio Effects.

By Brittany Roston March 28th, 2022

Samsung Has A Free TV Service And You Can Now Watch It Online

If you own a Samsung mobile device or smart TV, you have access to a free streaming TV service called Smart TV Plus.

By Chris Davies March 28th, 2022

Confirmed: VW ID.8 Electric SUV Gives Atlas An EV Future

Volkswagen's all-electric ID. range is set to gain a big SUV, with the VW ID.8 teased as part of the automaker's big EV reinvention.

By MMtech Online Staff March 28th, 2022

KIA Lump-Sum Fuel Reimbursement Program Seeks To Resolve MPG Circus

KIA Motors America has agreed to pay customers an average of $667 to every claimant in the class-action lawsuit over misreported fuel economy ratings.

By Shane McGlaun March 28th, 2022

Porsche Now Holds The Reins For Audi, Lamborghini, Bentley, And Bugatti

Porsche's plan is to cut costs at a rate of $2.3 billion per year until 2022.

By Ewdison Then March 28th, 2022

The Pixel 6a Launch May Be Bittersweet

Android fans are anticipating a Pixel 6a launch at the upcoming Google I/O 2022 event, but word has it there will be one hotly-anticipated item left out.

By Nadeem Sarwar March 25th, 2022

NVIDIA Instant NeRF Uses AI To Convert Flat Photos To 3D

In the rush to build metaverse assets, turning 2D images into 3D forms is increasingly paramount. NVIDIA has a new technology to help with the process.

By Brittany Roston March 25th, 2022

Stardew Valley Fan Made The Best Fishing Guide For New Players

If you're one of the many people only just discovering hit casual farming game Stardew Valley, you've probably already realized that you need some help to play.

By Chris Davies March 25th, 2022

Now Your Amazon Kindle Can Set Your Current Ebook Cover As Lockscreen Art

Amazon has tweaked the lockscreens of its Kindle devices, replacing the usual screensaver on select versions with the cover of the current book-in-progress.

By JC Torres March 25th, 2022

Google Photos High Quality Might Not Be Near-Identical To Original

Half a decade ago, Google claimed that High Quality photos boasted near-identical visual quality to their Original Quality. That might not be the case, though.