Posts

Elon Musk’s bid to buy Twitter created lot of speculation and controversy around the company. Initial board objections and numerous lawsuits also made Twitter the top spot in recent months. The federal regulators also started their investigations over Musk’s late disclosure of Twitter stock. But, Twitter’s takeover deal seems to face a serious obstacle, and Musk decided to put it on hold temporarily. As we reported a few days ago, Twitter’s CEO asked some top executives, Kayvon Beykpour and Bruce Falck, to leave the company....

Twitter consumer product leader Kayvon Beykpour is one of those executives who is leaving the company, saying, “Parag asked me to leave after letting me know that he wants to take the team in a different direction.” Beykpour is the co-founder of Periscope. He has been working on Twitter since 2015, after Twitter acquired Periscope. Also, he became the head of consumer products in 2018. Kayvon Beykpour is not the only one leaving the company....

Twitter holds off on the launch of the paid verification system until the US midterm elections Twitter holds off on the launch of the paid verification system until the US midterm elections A revamp for the verification system is one of the primary changes proposed by new Twitter owner Elon Musk. He wanted to offer the checkmark to everyone who pays for it, rather than only celebrities and other prominent personalities and accounts with a decent fan following getting it after proving their identity....

Let’s start from the beginning, though. Elon Musk confirmed that the Twitter Blue subscription will cost $8, instead of $4.99 that it currently does. He confirmed that recently, while saying that the subscription will also include the verification badge. So, you won’t have to be a public personality or anything of the sort, to get a verification badge. Politicians and other public persons will have a special tag on their accounts, as was the case thus far....

The Ulefone Armor X10 durability test video is quite fun to watch The Ulefone Armor X10 durability test video is quite fun to watch The video itself has a duration of two and a half minutes, and is embedded below the article. In it, you’ll see a series of durability tests, actually, and some of them are quite creative. The very first test includes a stapler. The company’s employee tried to staple the phone’s display, but the Armor X10 handled that like a champ....