Elon Musk Calls To Defund NPR After It Quits Twitter
NPR has announced that it will longer post its content on Twitter, becoming the first major news organization in the U.S. to do so.
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Android 14 Beta 1 Released For Pixel 7 And More Pixel Phones
Google released Android 14 public beta 1, and you can download it on Pixel 7 Pro and older Pixels right now - here's what you need to know.
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These 2 Gmail Inbox Features You're Not Using Will Probably Change Your Life For The Better
Organizing your Gmail emails might be a nightmare, but Labels and Stars can do wonders for your inbox - here’s how to use them.
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Pixelmator Changes Name To Photomator As It Adds New AI-Powered iOS Features
Pixelmator is now called Photomator. This rebrand comes with an iOS and iPadOS update that also adds a new AI-powered function.
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Strava Fitness App Adds Spotify Integration In Latest Update
Strava, one of the most popular fitness trackers for iPhone and Apple Watch, has announced an integration with Spotify.
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Substack Launches Tweets — Wait, Erm, Notes — To Challenge Twitter
Substack has officially launched its Notes feature which is basically tweets with more formatting options.
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Android Can Now Auto-Archive All Of The Apps You Never Use
Google has announced a new feature that will auto-archive your unused apps on Android, saving up to 60% of storage space.
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OpenAI Will Pay You Up To $20,000 To Find A Bug In ChatGPT
OpenAI has officially launched its own bug bounty program which will pay researchers up to $20,000 for discovered issues.
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Google Maps Is Launching A Ton Of Updates For Navigating National Parks
Google has announced that, over the course of April, it will release four new updates to make navigating national parks easier.
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Google Bard Gets First Major Update - Here Are The New Features
Google launched the first big update for Bard this week, boosting its math and logic skills and improving the 'Google it' button.
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Apple Changes How Developers Download macOS And watchOS Betas
Apple is now changing how developers can download macOS and watchOS beta with the latest test version of both operating systems.
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Digits By The New York Times Might Become My New Math Puzzle Obsession
Forget Wordle, the New York Times has a new math game called Digits that can become equally addictive - here's how to play it.
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If You Use Google Chrome On Your Apple Devices, Your Privacy Is At Risk
Google Chrome is one of the most popular browsers available. But if you use an Apple device and care about privacy, you should stop using it.
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Pixel 8 Release Date Nears, Might Use AI To Handle Spam Calls And No Caller ID
Google is teasing AI-enhanced Call Screen features to block spam calls, and the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro might get them.
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Meta Verified Forces You To Display Your Legal Name On Facebook And Instagram
Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, is forcing its paid verified customers to display their legal name on their profile.
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Snapchat Lenses Are Coming To Make Your Microsoft Teams Call Less Productive
Microsoft has announced that it is bringing some of the most popular Snapchat filters to Microsoft Teams, it's video conferencing app.
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Twitter's Latest Bug Is Making Your Private Tweets Public
Users have discovered a bug with Twitter that will make some of your private Circle tweets public for users that you don't follow.
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YouTube Premium Adds Long-Awaited Features For iPhone Users
YouTube Premium is adding a handful of features for iPhone users. Here's everything you can do with these new functions available.
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Apple Releases Critical Security Update For iPhone 6S And iPhone 7
After releasing iOS 16.4.1 to iPhone users last Friday, Apple has now released a critical security update for iPhone 6S and iPhone 7 owners.
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ChatGPT Privacy Complaints Trigger Investigation From Canadian Watchdog
A Canadian watchdog has started investigating OpenAI and ChatGPT's privacy practices - here's what you need to know.
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You Can Now Order A Domino's Pizza With CarPlay While Driving, Here's How
Starting today, Domino's now lets users order a pizza through Apple's CarPlay. Here's how you can place an order while driving.
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This iPhone Tutorial Teaches You How To Take Gorgeous Long Exposure Photos
The iPhone’s default camera doesn’t support long exposure photography, but there are great third-party apps for that.
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How To Recover Deleted Messages On Your iPhone
Did you just delete an SMS or iMessage on your iPhone? Here’s how easy it is to recover deleted messages in iOS.
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Microsoft Rolls Out Edge AI Image Creator To Everyone
MIcrosoft is rolling out its DALL-E-powered AI image generator tool to everyone on the Edge browser's sidebar.
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macOS 13.3.1 Lets You Auto Unlock Your Mac With The Apple Watch Again
Apple has released macOS 13.3.1. Although this is a minor update, this version fixes the Auto Unlock feature, which wasn't working.
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Google Search To Get ChatGPT-Like AI, And I Expect Google To Fix 2 Big Problems
Google CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed that a ChatGPT-like chatbot would soon be available in Google Search - what you need to know.
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Apple's Weather App Suffers Third Outage In A Week
Apple's Weather app suffered its third outage in the same week on Thursday, as the company struggles to fix whatever's broken.
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