Amanda Yeo is a writer for Mashable, with bylines also appearing in GetFANDOM, Kotaku, and GizmodoAU. Her work covers a wide range of topics, including entertainment, technology, and popular culture. With a unique perspective and engaging writing style, Amanda provides insights and updates on the latest trends and developments in the industry.
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By: Amanda Yeo
On Friday, Watcher announced it will leave YouTube to launch its own paid subscription service.
By: Amanda Yeo
"We messed up."
By: Amanda Yeo
The popular video sharing app could be banned in the U.S. within the year.
By: Amanda Yeo
DESPITE the pandemic easing and Malaysians returning to their regular routines, many are grappling with the lingering effects of inflation.
While some people gain energy from going out and talking to people, others gain it from staying at home.
By: Amanda Yeo
There's something for everyone.
He's also pouring millions into a different decentralised network protocol.
By: Amanda Yeo
"See this? This is how you dress for a theme. A lot of you should be taking notes."
Stray Kids fans are calling out 'blatant xenophobia' at the event.
Apple has apologised for the extremely tone-deaf iPad Pro ad it released during its Let Loose event on Tuesday.
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