What Does Elon Musk Mean By an "Everything" App?

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August 2, 2023

Elon Musk seems to be on a mission to transform Twitter (now known as X) into an “everything” app, but what does that even mean? The only detail Musk has given is that he wants to include a money-transfer system, which will leave the app falling far short of everything.

There’s a lot more to learn, though, by looking at WeChat, China’s answer to an everything app. So that’s just what we’ve done in today’s top story.

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TODAY'S TOP STORY What Does Elon Musk Mean By an “Everything” App?


After a sudden rebrand, Twitter is now called X. This new name was previously discussed by Elon Musk, who strongly associates the “X” brand with Twitter’s future as an “everything” app. But what is an “everything” app, and how will X become one? Read More »

 
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Lenovo Legion Pro 5i Gen 8 Review: Top End Performance at a Mid-Range Price


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Today’s Wordle Answer


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Microsoft Now Sells Replacement Parts for Xbox Controllers


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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT Wondering What the Weird X App Is on Your Phone?


Is there a strange new “X” app on your phone that you don’t remember installing? If you don’t keep up with the news, you can be forgiven for being thrown off by this. But don’t worry, it’s not a virus or anything malicious—it’s just Twitter’s new branding. So, actually, maybe it is a little malicious. Read More »

 
Japan’s Himeji Castle Joins the LEGO Architecture Lineup


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LEGO Reveals Four ‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ Expansion Sets


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