X, the company formerly known as Twitter, is planning to test three tiers of its X Premium service in order to bring in additional revenue, according to Bloomberg, reporting on X CEO…
Texas Monthly – You Can Still Get Your Barbecue Fix at the State Fair of Texas
The State Fair of Texas opened last Friday for another fall of football, the Ferris wheel, and fried food. This year brings a new list of winners for the Big Tex Choice…
Tech Crunch – Watch United Launch Alliance launch two Project Kuiper test satellites for Amazon
After years of development, the moment is finally here: Amazon will send two of its Kuiper test satellites to space, as the company looks to take on reigning incumbent SpaceX with its…
Texas Monthly – Stopping to Smell the Moonflower, One of Texas’s Most Tenacious (and Poisonous) Plants
Few plants made it unscathed through the brutal summer we just endured in Central Texas. We’re finally out of triple digits now, in early October, after more than eighty days of hundred-degree…
El Paso Matters – The Week Ahead: ‘I Voted’ sticker design contest underway
This is your Friday update, which takes a quick look at the week ahead and some developments that El Paso Matters is following. “I Voted” Sticker Contest: A contest to design the…
El Paso News El Paso Talks: Season 1: Episode 51: The DMB Podcast: Immigrants, Paxton, Running In 2024 And More
In today’s episode of The DMB Podcast, your host, Deliris Montanez Berrios covers many topics, including immigrants in El Paso, the homeless, the Paxton impeachment, rigged elections, and her independent candidacy for…
Tech Crunch – MGM Resorts confirms hackers stole customers’ personal data during cyberattack
MGM Resorts has confirmed hackers stole an unspecified amount of customers’ personal information during a September cyberattack that will cost the hotel and casino giant an estimated $100 million. The hotel and…
Tech Crunch – Snap’s AI chatbot draws scrutiny in UK over kids’ privacy concerns
Snap’s AI chatbot has landed the company on the radar of the UK’s data protection watchdog which has raised concerns the tool may be a risk to children’s privacy. The Information Commissioner’s…
Tech Crunch – Breathe Battery Technologies bets that software will eat batteries too
The startup has developed software for lithium-ion batteries to endow them with either faster charging speeds or greater longevity. Read more: Read More
Texas Monthly – Amid anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, a North Texas college town hosts its third annual trans pride event
Home to the University of North Texas, organizers say Denton acts as a liberal enclave in the sprawling conservative suburbs in the Dallas-Fort Worth region. Read: Read More