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Twitter is reportedly asking some laid-off staff to come back Twitter is reportedly asking some laid-off staff to come back According to a report by Bloomberg, Twitter is now asking dozens of fired workers to come back. The source is citing two sources within the company. It is said that Twitter either let go some of these workers by accident, or didn’t realize it will need their experience. Engadget did reach out to Twitter for a comment, but did not get a response just yet....

This is a rugged smartphone, and it comes with an interesting list of tools that are a part of the phone’s toolbox. These tools provide various functions for the phone, and there are 12 of them. The Ulefone Power Armor 13 has a toolbox with 12 tools included The Ulefone Power Armor 13 has a toolbox with 12 tools included These tools include the following: Compass, Gradienter, Flashlight, Hanging painting, Height meter, Magnifier, Alarm Bell, Plumb Bob, Barometer, Protractor, Sound Meter, and Pedometer....

This is the H8G model for those that might be wondering, which is a “mid-range” TV from the company. But still worth this price. In fact, similar TVs would cost you at least $750. The H8G is a really good TV to pick up. As mentioned, this is a 55-inch 4K TV, which offers up a really great looking display, and it supports HDR. With support for HDR10, HLG and even Dolby Vision....

In case you didn’t know, computer maker Lenovo owns Motorola, and the two companies have done some pretty great things together. All of the phones they produced follow Motorola’s branding and design aesthetic. However, this new phone looks to be more inspired by Lenovo than Motorola. The ThinkPhone by Motorola leak shows us an interesting-looking device The ThinkPhone by Motorola leak shows us an interesting-looking device It seems that Lenovo wants to break into the smartphone business, and it charged Motorola with the task of its first smartphone....

Gaming Trends on Android: Gaming Trends on Android: A few new trends are taking over the Android gaming world. One of the biggest is the rise of ‘freemium’ games. You may download and play these games for free but also offer in-app purchases for things like extra lives or power-ups. Another big trend is the increasing popularity of ‘cloud gaming.’ It is where you can play a game on your phone or tablet, but the actual gameplay is processed on a remote server....