The Latest Breaking News from Reddit

Today's Diablo 4 miracle is this player-made chart that tells you where the gear you want is most likely to drop

Trying to find a helmet outside of Earthen Wound? Rookie mistake. Amateur stuff.

PC Gamer · Jun 27, 2023

'My 34E breasts are agony, but my husband won't let me get reduction'

A woman left in agony by her 34E breasts has taken to social media to share how her husband has outright banned her from having them reduced because he 'loves them just the way they are'

Daily Mirror · Jun 27, 2023

'Police threatened to ticket me for listening to podcast in car on my own drive'

A man has taken to social media to share how a patrol officer stopped him from sitting in his car to listen to his podcast, saying his behaviour was 'suspicious'

Daily Mirror · Jun 27, 2023

1000-lb Sisters star Amy Slaton looks very slim as she channels her inner Barbie girl

Amy Slaton, star of the popular TLC reality show 1000-lb Sisters, has been wowing fans with her impressive weight loss results after shedding almost nine stone

Daily Mirror · Jun 27, 2023

Microsoft Launcher update causes chaos and frustration for some users

The latest Microsoft Launcher update is seemingly broken for some users who are reporting the issues across multiple devices

Windows Central · Jun 27, 2023

Google knows about the Reddit search hack—and doesn’t like what it says about its product

Moderators made many communties "private" to protest changes at Reddit, hindering a Google search trick used to get better answers to questions.

Fortune · Jun 27, 2023

A recent update could be draining your Pixel phones battery: Here’s what we know

According to a thread on Reddit, users are comparing of faster battery drain on their Pixel phones since a June update.

Laptop · Jun 27, 2023

Google is apparently canceling Pixel Fold preorders left and right

Google Pixel Fold pre-orders started right after the launch at the I/O event; however, consumers are experiencing their orders getting canceled for multiple reasons.

Android Central · Jun 27, 2023

Silicon Valley is ditching freebies for airline-style upcharges and fees

If it feels like tech companies are suddenly asking you to pay for things that used to be free, you’re not imagining it.

Fortune · Jun 26, 2023

A man meant to donate $150 to a GoFundMe page. He reveals what happened after he accidentally sent $15,000

Reddit post has resulted in influx of donations to charity

The Independent UK · Jun 26, 2023