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Twitter has decided that its paying customers should be rewarded with more. Elon Musk has been adding increasingly more features to the platform's Twitter Blue subscription plan, and the latest one is more than a bit head-scratch inducing.

Meta-owned social media platform Facebook has announced that it is making it easier for users to customise what they see in their feeds. With the new update to the Facebook Feed, the company said that it aims to make content on the feed more relevant to each user.

The motive behind clicking on the 'dislike' or 'not interested' buttons on YouTube is hoping the platform will help you filter out unwanted content. However, new research claims that those buttons might not be much of a help doing that, as YouTube would still bring up similar videos.

Netflix has announced that it will be partnering with tech giant Microsoft for the streaming service’s proposed ad-supported subscription plan. The move to introduce such a plan was announced back in April this year following Netflix's struggles in retaining and adding subscribers.

Chinese New Year is just around the corner! To celebrate the occasion, Apple has curated some exciting content for you to feel as festive as possible. Besides offering special music playlists to create the right atmosphere, the company also handpicked some apps to present a slate of exciting stories, events and offers. Apple TV has joined in as well by bringing bundles of shows that you would want to watch with your families and friends during the year of the tiger!

In this article, we’ll list the top 8 free video editing programs worth considering to help you get started in your video creation journey.

ASUS has officially unveiled the ROG Zephyrus G14 Acronym Edition, which is available for pre-order at selected stores in Malaysia starting from today onwards at the price of RM11299. The collaboration between ASUS and Acronym pushes the boundaries in terms of machining, engraving, finishing, as well as painting techniques in order to produce the best looking laptop possible.

YouTube’s Terms of Services was updated on 10 November 2019 and users have found out a clause that is considered quite unreasonable. One of the terms stated that YouTube is given the right to terminate or suspend your account if it is no longer commercially viable.