
Tim Marcin
Associate Editor, Culture at Mashable
Associate Editor, Culture - Mashable. Writer all over the internet. He/Him. find me more often at @ https://t.co/7XRQjAYG3E
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1 day ago |
mashable.com | Tim Marcin
Your AirPods will reportedly get some major upgrades as Apple debuts iOS 26 next week at Apple's World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC). While the event is rumored to feature fewer AI advances than expected, WWDC typically brings some big news. Perhaps chief among the expected news is Apple's latest iOS, which will reportedly be called iOS 26, to match the upcoming year, instead of the previously expected iOS 19. With that new software could come some big changes for your AirPods.
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mashable.com | Tim Marcin
Memes are few and far between in 2025, but there are still some good ones. Why are memes so rare? Simply put: TikTok. The heart of digital culture has migrated to TikTok, which is a short-form video platform. So there remain memes of a sort — they're mostly called TikTok trends — but the text-and-image-based memes of years past? Those are harder to come by. Another reason for that? Twitter (RIP).
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2 days ago |
mashable.com | Tim Marcin
Bankrupt genetic testing company 23andMe is looking to sell its assets — most notably its customers' DNA data — for more than $300 million. The company told a bankruptcy judge this week that it wanted to re-open bidding for its assets after co-founder and ex-CEO Anne Wojcicki put forth a $305 million bid, Reuters reported. The company last month agreed to sell most of its data to Regeneron Pharmaceuticals for $256 million. Now, 23andMe is looking to back away from that deal.
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2 days ago |
mashable.com | Tim Marcin
Scammers constantly change and adapt tactics. When E-Z Pass toll scams became a trending topic, scammers started sending DMV and speeding ticket collection texts instead. The latest ploy: sending scam texts from job services like Indeed, offering jobs and quick cash. According to Google Trends data on popular internet searches in the United States, searches for the term “indeed scam texts” have increased 550 percent in the past 12 months, with a sharp spike beginning around May 11.
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2 days ago |
flipboard.com | Tim Marcin
6 hours agoYour email is under attack. You know this, of course, but Google has just confirmed that 61% of email users have been targeted by attacks. If that sounds alarming, the situation with text messaging is even worse, hitting almost all American phone users. Google warns that more than 60% of U.S. users …
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Federal prosecutors are investigating whether Terry Rozier manipulated his performance as part of an illegal sports betting scheme, per @WSJSports. The ring accused of conspiring with Jontay Porter also bet heavily against Rozier in a 2023 game for the hornets. https://t.co/u0Ge6FhQ4r