If you want to channel the atmosphere of a Trump rally, or know what it’s like to visit the Barrie bus terminal, or to sit in on a Christmas dinner hosted by a member of the KKK, just spend a few minutes browsing the comments section of any online news source. It’s
Facebook is on the verge of launching a personal assistant that’ll reduce Siri to the utility of a musk ox. Its name is M, and it uses the collective wisdom of the internet to communicate with humans as an effective researcher and a reasonable conversation partner. It can explain the intricacies of Snapchat,
Saturday Night Live, a show people still watch sometimes, and Donald Trump, a person who might actually be president if we don’t stop joking about him being president, are reuniting on November 7. The last time Trump hosted the show was in 2004, when he wanted to tell everyone about his
Facebook is about to get a whole lot more Buzzfeed. And we’re not just talking about sharing more lists like ’34 Times Celebrity Men Gave Us Intense DILF Goals’. No, this is much deeper than that. Users may soon be able to express how they really feel about a particular post as
Twitter’s character limit is so synonymous with the service that it’s almost impossible to write an article about it without some reference to “140 characters or less.” Hey, look at that, we’ve done it already. According to sources familiar with the company’s long-term plans, however, Twitter may soon adjust its platform to
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