Gaming
Discord bans more neo-Nazi, alt-right servers
Discord has reportedly shut down several notable alt-right, white nationalist servers as the company works hard to purge toxic content from its platform, Polygon reports. Though the company…
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What’s Hot gathers trending stories from The Jolt Journal across AI, gaming, Apple, streaming, security, transportation and internet culture.
Companies
Twitter rolls out Bookmarks, a new way to save tweets
Today, Twitter is doing a global launch of its new feature called Bookmarks, which gives users a new way of saving the tweets they like and revisit at…
Amazon
Watch UFC on Amazon through pay-per-view matches
If you're a diehard UFC fan (even if you're not), Amazon just gave you another option to watch fights. Starting with the March 3rd fight between Cris Cyborg…
Business
Starting next year, PlayStation Plus won’t include free PS3 and Vita games
There are some changes coming for PlayStation subscribers. Starting March of 2019, Sony is making a change to its Instant Game Collection. With your monthly Instant Game Collection,…
Environment
German court says cities are allowed to ban diesel cars
From previous news, we already know that Germany is already committed to cleaner vehicles by calling for a ban on combustion engine cars by 2030. It looks like…
Business
Woz was scammed out of over $70,000 worth of Bitcoins
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak had apparently fell victim to an old school internet scam and had his bitcoin taken from him. While speaking at The Economic Times of…
Business
Netflix planning to offer around 700 original titles in 2018
It appears that 2018 will be a big year for Netflix in the original programming area. This year, Netflix is planning to have around 700 original movies and…
Mobile
T-Mobile makes promise to have 30 ‘5G-ready’ cities this year
AT&T, Verizon and Sprint are hard at work to roll out their 5G plans, but T-Mobile isn't going to just sit around and let its competitors get ahead.…
Culture
Report: Frances Frei, hired to fix Uber’s broken culture, is leaving the company
According to Recode, Frances Frei, hired to fix Uber's broken culture and help controversial company CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick on the proper path, is officially leaving the…
Internet
Oregon legislators move to enact their own net neutrality legislation
The state of Oregon just took a step to protecting net neutrality in their state. Yesterday, the Oregon House of Representatives passed a proposal that would require state…
Culture
Following previous suspension, YouTube has restored Logan Paul’s ad revenue
Well, Logan Paul's suspension didn't last very long because YouTube's temporary suspension really was just temporary. It appears that YouTube has resumed running ads on Paul's channel this…
Mobile
Sprint joins 5G race by planning infrastructure for six cities in 2018
US wireless carriers are in a race to see who brings 5G connectivity to the market, and it looks like Sprint is planning to not only bring 5G…
Internet
Senate officially introduces the CRA resolution to restore net neutrality
Last week, we learned that the FCC officially published its net neutrality rollback plans in the Federal Register, which were voted on by the FCC back in December.…
AT&T
Bloomberg: AT&T and Verizon planning to launch 5G hotspots
Earlier this year, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson revealed that the wireless carrier wants to bring 5G connectivity to customers in the form of 5G hotspots before phones are…
Apple
Apple to open its own medical clinics for employees
Apple is opening its own medical clinics called "AC Wellness," that will allow the company more control to provide healthcare to its employees. Apple will be offering what…