Mullenweg pauses WordPress.org services amid legal battle, no timeline for return

Michael Anthony Bitoon

WordPress.org, the backbone of the open-source web ecosystem, has announced a temporary suspension of several key services due to ongoing legal disputes and volunteer fatigue. Matt Mullenweg, CEO of Automattic and steward of

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WP Engine ban at WordPress events sparks concern amid open source feud

Sophia Feona Cantiller

WordPress has banned WP Engine from sponsoring or participating in its community events, escalating a dispute between the two organizations. This move, announced ahead of WordCamp Sydney, comes amidst a heated exchange between WordPress co-

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159 Automattic employees drop out in disagreement with CEO’s stance on WordPress dispute

Sophia Feona Cantiller

Image by Dok Sev from Pixabay Amidst the public dispute of WP Engine vs WordPress over trademarks, 159 employees (8.4% of the company) have dropped out of Automattic after accepting a severance package worth $

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WordPress vs WP Engine fiasco escalates into a lawsuit

Sophia Feona Cantiller

Photo by Fikret tozak on Unsplash Following a public disagreement over trademarks in mid-September, WP Engine, a web hosting service, has taken a bold step by suing WordPress founder and Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg,

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Copy.AI Review: Is This the Best AI Tool for Writers?

Aaron Infante

Copy.AI is a tool that helps people create content. It is useful for writers, marketers, and business owners who need help with tasks like drafting and editing. It also provides templates to make writing

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What is an AI Writer and How Does It Work?

Aaron Infante

An AI writer is a tool for creating content quickly and efficiently. It can produce email copies, blog posts, marketing material, and even help brainstorm ideas. These tools offer more than just writing. They let

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No-code platforms are reshaping how businesses build software

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Low-code and no-code (LCNC) platforms are taking the tech world by storm, making businesses ditch traditional coding for these tools, and slashing development time and costs. By 2026, Gartner predicts that 80% of

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WP Engine users left vulnerable as Mullenweg bans access to key resources

Michael Anthony Bitoon

Photo by Markus Winkler WordPress and WP Engine are locked in a fierce showdown after founder Matt Mullenweg pulled the plug on WP Engine’s access to key resources. Announced in a company blog post,

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LG G5 review: a flakily finished but futuristic flagship?

Steve Litchfield

If there’s one company you can count on to shake things up with something different for each year’s flagship then it’s probably LG. They like taking risks - and that’s fine - but

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‘s Accelerated Mobile ges go live with promise of zippier browsing

GreenBot Staff

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Samsung Gear ve review: Best smartwatch ever, but still not good enough

GreenBot Staff

The Gear ve isn’t just Samsung’s best smartwatch ever, it’s the world’s best smartwatch ever. It’s also the first smartwatch that I’d consider wearing every day. I’m a

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OnePlus One to sport Snapdragon 801 processor clocked at 2.5GHz & 3GB RAM

Rajesh Pandey

For a relatively new startup, OnePlus has managed to create quite a hype around their upcoming smartphone -- the OnePlus One. The company has slowly and steadily revealed all the key specs of the handset which

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NFC 101: Everything you need to know about using NFC on Android

Rajesh Pandey

Over the last week, we explained to our readers the different facets of NFC -- a relatively unknown feature in today's Android devices that can come in extremely handy in day-to-day use. Below

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How to add, remove and arrange home screens in Android 4.4 KitKat

Rajesh Pandey

One of the biggest changes that Google introduced in Android 4.4 KitKat is the new Google Experience Launcher. The new launcher allows almost instant access to Google Now by just swiping from the left

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