Food and Drink
Google sells restaurant review service Zagat to The Infatuation
Back in 2011, Google bought Zagat with the hopes that it would offer restaurant reviews in its search results, but things didn't really pan out for the search…
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What’s Hot gathers trending stories from The Jolt Journal across AI, gaming, Apple, streaming, security, transportation and internet culture.
Legal
Pennsylvania is suing Uber over 2016 data breach
Back in 2016, Uber was the target of a cyberattack and it's still haunting it. The attack exposed the personal information of 57 million people. To make matters…
Business
Xiaomi confirms it’s coming to the U.S. smartphone market
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi says that it plans to enter the U.S. smartphone market in late 2018 or 2019, according to report from The Wall Street Journal. Xiaomi…
Apple
Netflix will now let parents block individual titles
Parent controls on Netflix just got better. Netflix announced today that will soon be releasing a new tools for parents. As of right now, parents can manage what…
Android
Report: Microsoft is testing Cortana in Outlook mobile
According to report from The Verge, it appears that Microsoft is currently testing an integration of Cortana and Outlook mobile. Sources told The Verge that Microsoft is working…
Internet
UK broadcast regulator will let customers walk away from broadband contracts over slow speeds
When it comes to your internet speeds, you know the term "up to," right? Yeah, that's a term not many consumers are a fan of because of the…
Entertainment
Facebook apparently asked users if it’s okay for adults to sexually harass children
Facebook seems to have done something again that's going to rile people up. The Guardian reports that Facebook asked some of its users to take a survey over…
Services
Spotify is cracking down on free users that are stealing Premium service
Spotify has 159 million active users, but of those, only 71 million are paid subscribers. The company has recently made moves to go public, so it makes sense…
Business
U.S. Government has intervened in Broadcom’s bid to takeover Qualcomm
The U.S. government has come in and intervened in what could potentially be the technology industry's biggest potential takeover, the Wall Street Journal reports. They've requested that a…
Android
New HTC U12 leak shows the return of dual rear cameras
HTC previously said that it would return to making dual rear cameras in 2018, and now we're getting some information regarding the route. LlabTooFer, generally the accurate source…
Amazon
European Union provides details for taxes on tech companies’ revenue
The European Union is out to counter tech companies' tax maneuvers by directly targeting their revenue, and now we get some insight into how the EU will make…
Google
Advertisers pull ads from InfoWars’ YouTube channels
When it comes to ads running on questionable content, brands are starting to catch on. This time, brands have removed ads from obtainable YouTube channels. Several big brands…
Business
Uber CEO Khosrowshahi says MIT study about driver pay is ‘incompetent’
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi had some words to say about the new MIT study that was published. The study claims that the median income for Uber and Lyft…
Internet
LTE exploits could let intruders conduct serious attacks
Researchers at Purdue and the University of Iowa have released an outline of exploits for the LTE protocols that would allow intruders to conduct ten very serious attacks.…
Amazon
Amazon brings free sound effect library to Alexa skill creators
Amazon just made it easier for Alexa skill developer to add a variety of sound effects. The company just launched a library full of built-in audio clips that…