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Twitter Blue fees were set at $3 per month and then increased to $5 in July. Elon Musk now wants to charge verified users $20 per month, and they have 90 days to sign up for the plan. Additionally, Twitter employees should implement the new policy by November 7th, with their jobs in line. Of course, Musk already clarified that he plans to revamp the whole verification process, but almost no one expected to see a $20 fee for the Blue subscription....

In a filing Monday, Twitter had stated that fake accounts comprise less than five percent of its monetizable daily active users (mDAUs) during the first quarter of the year. So out of the reported 229 million average daily users during Q1 2022, only about 11 million accounts should be fake or spam. But Elon Musk seemingly doesn’t buy this. It appears he was expecting a lot more fake accounts on Twitter than the company has reported....

Notably, the company introduced back the quick weather icon back in February 2020. The quick weather icon was now placed on the top bar of the UI in a card. It showed a bunch of important information such as the current temperature and conditions on your location. The information is based on online forecasting services. However, for some Android Auto users, the icon was still not visible. In a forum post that was published back in March 2021, several Android Auto users claimed that the quick weather icon was not available on their Android Auto interface, even though it has been over a year since its re-addition....

According to earlier reports, the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro will feature 10mm drivers, which should make for fairly loud sound output. For improved high pitch sound, Samsung will also equip the buds with 5.3mm tweeters. This would ensure the best sound quality, possibly unmatched by any of the company’s previous TWS offerings. We now also have more information about the Intelligent Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) that the upcoming Galaxy buds will boast....

The Galaxy S22 Ultra ‘Super Clear Lens’ is mentioned The Galaxy S22 Ultra ‘Super Clear Lens’ is mentioned You can check out that image below. The Galaxy S22 Ultra is on the left side, while the Galaxy S22 is on the right. Let’s talk about the Galaxy S22 Ultra first, shall we. This image doesn’t show us anything new, as we’ve already seen the device in high-quality shots. The more the merrier, though, right?...