The iPhone 12 comes with a USB-C cable in the box, but not the plug for your wall. You should buy a 20-watt charger from Apple or another company to charge at the fastest speeds.
"Straight blocking of URLs was wrong, and we updated our policy and enforcement to fix. Our goal is to attempt to add context, and now we have capabilities to do that," Dorsey said in a tweet.
As it faces down the long barrel of antitrust enforcers and a revenue slowdown, Google is taking pains to show it still innovates in its original core business.
General Motors plans to begin testing autonomous vehicles without drivers through its majority-owned subsidiary Cruise by the end of this year in California.
YouTube told CNBC that it doesn't consider QAnon a monolithic entity that can be banned — but one that has sprawling tentacles sometimes interwoven with truth or gray areas.
Twitter has confirmed it is going to start removing posts that deny the Holocaust from its platform just days after Facebook implemented the same policy.
Facebook and Twitter made the decision to limit the distribution of a news article from the New York Post that claims to show "smoking gun" emails related to Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his son.
Washington is trying to put Ant Group on the U.S. Entity List, Reuters reported. But with the company's on the domestic market and very little business outside, a blacklisting is likely to have little impact.
The price change announcement via tweet followed pricing news from Lucid Motors, an electric vehicle start-up led by former Tesla exec Peter Rawlinson.
Amazon previously said it wouldn't ding warehouse workers if they took too many breaks as a coronavirus safety measure.
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