Snapchat users will soon have to pay to store large amounts of saved photos and videos as the platform rolls out a major change to its popular Memories feature. Since its launch in 2016, Memories has ...

Nearly a decade after becoming a digital time capsule for your life’s moments, Snapchat is set to put a price on its Memories feature. The company announced last week that it’s capping free Memories ...

Some Snapchat users will soon have to pay to hold onto years of saved memories on the app. On Friday, September 26, Snapchat announced that it will begin charging users who have stored more than 5 ...

Amazon's second Prime-member exclusive event, Prime Big Deal Days, runs from October 7 to 8 this year. Similar to the official Prime Day in the summer, this sale offers exclusive discounts on millions ...

Amazon has partnered with BP to offer their Amazon Prime members a special deal on Friday, Oct. 3. Prime members can save $1 per gallon at the pump at BP or other participating gas stations on Oct. 3 ...

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NEW YORK — Aaron Judge called time and picked up some dirt, rolling it between his right index finger and thumb. Not for feel. But for sight. Sight of what could be. What it could mean to lift his ...