Apple Opens iPhone To Third-Party Mobile Payments In Europe Following Investigation
The EU announced Apple has committed to address antitrust concerns about Apple Pay by allowing third-party mobile wallet and payment services
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Scrolling Through Instagram Reels Is My Version Of Channel Surfing
Instagram Reels feel like the last refuge of amusement and delight in an app otherwise overrun by posers and superficiality.
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Chrome Incognito Still Tracks You, Which Is A Big Reason I Won't Use Google's Browser
Google Chrome Incognito mode will continue to track your internet browsing. You might want to pick a different browser for private modes.
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Samsung Might Start Charging For Galaxy AI After 2025
Samsung might stop offering Galaxy AI features on Galaxy S24 and other devices for free at the end of 2025.
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Galaxy S24's Most Amazing AI Feature Could Come To The iPhone Soon - If Apple Allows It
Samsung just unveiled the Galaxy S24 lineup, focusing on AI features. I hope the Circle to Search function lands on the iPhone.
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Netflix Isn't Making A visionOS App For The Apple Vision Pro
Apple Vision Pro will be without the world's biggest streaming service at launch, as Netflix has no plans to release a visionOS app.
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Millions Of iPhones And MacBooks Have This Security Flaw, And There's Nothing You Can Do
M2 MacBook Air and iPhone 12 models have a new security flaw that attack the GPU. Here's what it means for you.
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tvOS 17.3 RC Now Available With Apple Music Collaborative Playlists Support
After releasing a packed tvOS 17.2, Apple is now seeding the RC version of tvOS 17.3. At the moment, it’s unclear what changes are available.
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Circle To Search Is The Kind Of Brilliant AI Feature I've Been Waiting For
Galaxy S24 phones come with a brand new Circle to Search feature from Google that I’d use on my iPhone in a heartbeat.
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Galaxy AI: Here Are All The Best AI Features On Samsung's Galaxy S24
Galaxy S24 phones come with Galaxy AI features - here’s what they are and what they mean for your next-gen smartphone experience.
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iPhone Will Support Third-Party Payment Systems In The US, But Apps Won't Get Cheaper
The iPhone will support third-party payments in the US, but don't expect apps to get any cheaper - here's why.
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YouTube Slowing Down Load Times For Users With Ad Blockers
YouTube is continuing its crackdown on ad blockers by making the entire site slower for users who try to block ads.
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iPhone Sideloading Is Reportedly Ready To Go, With The Big Twist We Expected
Apple will reportedly enable iPhone sideloading in the coming weeks with a big caveat: It'll happen only in Europe.
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RIP Artifact: 2 App Alternatives Now That It's Shutting Down
With the shutdown of Artifact, two app alternatives we recommend include Apple News and Flipboard.
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Beeper Mini Is Gone From The Google Play Store, But It's Not About iMessage This Time
Beeper removed Beeper Mini from the Google Play store, but this time it's not about iMessage - here's what's next for the chat app.
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iPhone Sideloading Is Coming In March, EU Antitrust Chief Hints
iPhone sideloading should be available come early March in Europe, according to Margrethe Vestager's recent comments - what you need to know.
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iPhone's Find My App Lets You Track Up To 32 Items, But You Probably Didn't Know That
Since iOS 16, the Find My App lets you track up to 32 items, but only this week Apple clarified this. Here's what you need to know about it.
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Google Assistant Is About To Lose 17 Features - Check To See If You Use Any
Google announced that Google Assistant is losing 17 features that were "underutilized" in order to streamline the assistant.
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Apple Quietly Added All The New watchOS 10 Features That Were Delayed, And No One Noticed
Every major software release by Apple has delayed features, watchOS 10 included. Fortunately, Apple has added them all to Apple Watch users.
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Apple Releases Critical Magic Keyboard Security Update - Here's What To Do
Apple just released a firmware security update for its Magic Keyboard models. Version 2.0.6 fixes a Bluetooth-related security vulnerability.
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OpenAI's GPT Store Is Now Live, But You Need To Pay For ChatGPT First
OpenAI released the GPT Store, which lets you explore and use custom ChatGPT versions - here’s what you need to know.
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AirPods Pro 2 Adaptive Audio Is A Game-Changer - Here's How It Works
I was finally able to try one of AirPods Pro 2 game-changer features coming with iOS 17, Adaptive Audio. Here's how it works.
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tvOS 17.3 Beta 3 Now Available For Apple TV Users
After releasing a packed tvOS 17.2, Apple is seeding the third beta of tvOS 17.3. At the moment, it’s unclear what changes Cupertino adds.
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watchOS 10.3 Beta 3 Now Available As Official Release Nears
After releasing watchOS 10.2 last month, Apple is seeding beta 3 of watchOS 10.3. Here's what we know about this operating system update.
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macOS 14.3 Beta 3 Now Available With Apple Music Collaborative Playlists
A week after releasing the second macOS 14.3 beta version, Apple is now seeding the third build of this upcoming operation system update.
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AirDrop Security Cracked By China As Public Surveillance Ramps Up
China announced it was able to crack Apple's AirDrop to prevent "people with malicious purposes" from "transmitting illegal pictures."
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Garmin Announces Redesigned Connect App, Updated Watches, And New Heart Monitor
Garmin has announced a revamp to its Connect app, something that watch owners have been desperate to have for years.
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