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Wordle today: Answer, hints for May 10, 2026

Today's Wordle answer should be easy to solve if you love coziness. If you just want to be told today's word, you can jump to the bottom of this article for today's Wordle solution revealed. But if you'd rather solve it yourself, keep reading for some clues, tips, and strategies to assist you. SEE ALSO: Mahjong, Sudoku, free crossword, and more: Play games on Mashable SEE ALSO: NYT Connections hints today: Clues, answers for May 10, 2026 Where did Wordle come from? Originally created by engineer Josh Wardle as a gift for his partner, Wordle rapidly spread to become an international phenomenon, with thousands of people around the globe playing every day. Alternate Wordle versions created by fans also sprang up, including battle royale Squabble , music identification game Heardle , and variations like Dordle and Quordle that make you guess multiple w...

Prime Video is hopping on the short-form video feed bandwagon

Regardless of whether or not anyone wanted such a thing, Prime Video is turning into TikTok . Amazon announced in a press release on Friday that the Prime Video mobile app has a new feed for Clips, which are short, shareable video clips taken from Prime Video content. This feature was first created with NBA games broadcast on Prime Video in mind, but this new development expands it to presumably include shows like The Boys and other Prime originals. Users can access the Clips feed by scrolling down on the home page to the Clips carousel and tapping any Clip. SEE ALSO: Prime Video will restrict basic users to HD streaming From there, Clips can be shared with other users by copying and pasting a link. Users can also like Clips or use them as a gateway to access whatever show or movie is on display in said Clip. Right now, the feature is available to "select customers" in the United States on Android, iOS, and Fire T...

The wheels are coming off the Cybertruck. Thats not just a metaphor.

Elon Musk's favorite truck i sn't selling very well . Compounding that, Cybertrucks don't seem to be all that great at guaranteeing to drivers that their wheels won't fall off. Two years after the Cybertruck recall that made Tesla's angular EV a popular joke (remember the unnecessary foot pad that could slip off, because soap , and jam the accelerator?), the automaker is recalling all the models with 18-inch steel wheels it sold during that time. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that cracks can form in wheel rotors, eventually separating them from the hub, especially when driving over "higher severity road perturbations." If you're keeping score, then add rough roads to the things that Musk's "apocalypse-ready" vehicle may not have been best equipped to handle at launch — a list that definitely includes soap and glue, and may, some owners report, include car washes . Our comprehensive list of Cybertruck recall re...

Disney+ app could see major changes, new report reveals

Disney is apparently looking to create the only app Disney fans will ever need for the rest of their lives. Bloomberg reported that new Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro wants to create a sort of "super app" that would blend the streaming functionality of Disney+ with other apps meant for real-life experiences, like Disney Cruise Line Navigator . The idea would be to put Disney's very important theme park, resort, and cruise line businesses in front of more eyeballs than usual, though at this stage, it's not entirely clear if this would mostly manifest as advertisements or a deeper layer of app functionality. SEE ALSO: The best Disney+ deals and bundles in April 2026 “Disney+ becomes the primary relationship between Disney and its fans, the place where everything comes together,” D'Amaro said in an earnings call this week. There are pros and cons to this, just like anything else. On one hand, if you're a r...

Apple is reportedly working on a holographic iPhone, an AI pendent, and AirPods Pro with AI cameras

Information about the rumored new iPhone comes from tipster Schrodinger, who shared screenshots of messages from an unnamed source said to be familiar with the project. The screenshots suggest that Apple is working on a "Spatial iPhone" – codenamed H1 or MH1 – featuring a holographic display that would create... Read Entire Article from TechSpot https://ift.tt/lKXG47Q via

AirPods with cameras reportedly in final testing at Apple

Apple might expand its AI wearable efforts into the world of AirPods . Bloomberg reported today that Apple is in the final stages of testing a new AirPods model that would feature small cameras in each earbud. They would have longer stems than the AirPods you're used to , but would otherwise look very similar, says Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. According to his latest report, the device has "entered a phase where prototypes feature a near-final design and capabilities" after years of development internally, but we don't have a firm release date yet. It's also possible that these prototype AirPods never make it to market. SEE ALSO: Apple AI lawsuit settled: Every iPhone included in the $250 million settlement In case you're worried about being surreptitiously recorded by any random person with AirPods you see on the street, these cameras would not be used for any kind of photo or video capture. Instea...

New report: X remains the most dangerous platform for LGBTQ users

Elon Musk's X is still the most unsafe social media platform for LGBTQ+ users, according to a new report by GLAAD. The organization's annual Social Media Safety Index (SMSI) and its "platform scorecards" grade social media sites on LGBTQ safety, privacy, and expression. GLAAD assessed external-facing policies on diversity programs, content moderation, user suppression, and enforcement mechanisms, among other metrics, for six major companies: Facebook, Instagram, Threads, X, YouTube, and TikTok. X scored just 29 points out of a possible 100. No platform has ever scored above a 67. SEE ALSO: Parents on Instagram, Facebook: Expect a big message from Meta While X may have received the worst marks of the bunch, none of the platforms analyzed by the organization got passing grades. Many, in fact, hit historic lows. GLAAD found that all platforms were "rife with anti-LGBTQ hate, harassment, and disinformation...