Twitter is in the news lately for its controversial decision to pull free API support for developers, hobbyists and researchers alike (which is later reversed, somewhat). But regardless, had Twitter went ahead with its initial decision, what are the implications?

Twitter API is turning into a paid feature starting next week, as the company looks for another way to recoup its debts.

Microsoft will be adding DirectStorage to Windows 10 as well, despite earlier reports pointing towards it being a Windows 11-exclusive.

Qualcomm hopes that they can bring iPhone-like haptic feedback to Android devices by partnering up with Lofelt.

HUAWEI has released HMS Core 5.0, the latest update to the framework bringing new features to HUAWEI smartphones.

Chrome will harness the segment heap API added to the latest Windows 10 version 2004 update to reduce its infamous RAM-hogging.

Google and Apple are going to track you, but for a good cause now. They will be implementing Bluetooth-based contact tracing to fight the spread of COVID-19.

The new DirectX 12 Ultimate will seek to unify PC and Xbox Series X in terms of graphics, giving gamers a consistent gaming experience wherever they play.

Microsoft worked with AMD to create DirectX 12 Ultimate and the DXR 1.1, and as you might expect, AMD's RDNA 2 will full support the new raytracing API.

Rainbow Six Siege gets a performance bump with the added support for Vulkan API, bringing up to 25% more performance at zero cost!