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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ChatGPT-Client App Petey Now Available For iPhone Users
Popular ChatGPT-client Petey for Apple Watch has expanded its horizons by being available today for iPhone users as well.
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A New ChatGPT Zero Day Attack Is Undetectable Data-Stealing Malware
A security researcher used ChatGPT to create advanced malware that can steal documents undetected - here’s what you need to know.
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iOS 17's Control Center To Receive Major Changes, And There's One Thing I Want Most
A leaker claims iOS 17 will deliver major changes to Control Center, the iPhone's quick settings panel - what you need to know.
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WhatsApp For Android To Get Major Redesign Inspired By iPhone Version
WhatsApp for Android could soon get a major redesign with a revamped bottom navigation bar that looks a lot like the iPhone one.
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Will iOS 17 Support iPhone 8 And iPhone X? Here's What We Know
In two months, Apple will preview iOS 17. Will Apple support iPhone 8 and iPhone X? Here's what we know so far.
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Universal Control Breaks After Latest OS Updates And Apple Hasn't Addressed It
Last week, Apple released macOS 13.3 and iPadOS 16.4. Unfortunately, they broke continuity features between iPad and Mac.
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iPhone Weather App Fix Might Come Via iOS 16.4.1, And I Can't Wait For The Update
The iPhone Weather app issues seem to be resolved, but Apple should release an iOS 16.4.1 update to fix iPhone bugs and issues soon.
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Expedia's New In-App Travel Planner Is Powered By ChatGPT
Expedia just launched a new conversational trip planning beta experience that is powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT.
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iOS 17 Rumored To Drop Support For iPhone X And 1st-Gen iPad Pro
A new rumor says iOS 17 won't support the iPhone X, and iPadOS 17 will finally stop supporting the first-generation iPad Pro.
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A Standalone iPhone Passwords App In iOS 17 Would Be A Dream Come True
The iPhone has a built-in password manager that's hard to use - here's why Apple should turn it into an iOS 17 app.
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The Google Maps Pin Feature I've Always Wanted Is Finally On The Way
Google Maps will let users easily track a dropped pin by always pointing to the pin's location relative to the current position.
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How To Easily Schedule Text Messages On Your iPhone
iOS doesn't let you schedule text messages on iPhone, but there's a way to do it using the Shortcuts app - here's how you schedule iMessages.
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You Need To Try This Free, Open-Source ChatGPT Rival
Everyone is talking about ChatGPT, Bing Chat, and Bard, but a new open-source chatbot called ColossalChat deserves your attention.
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Making Good On Elon Musk's Promise, Twitter Open Sources Its Recommendation Algorithm
Twitter has made good on Elon Musk's promise to open source its algorithm, starting with its recommendations in For You.
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Sundar Pichai Says Google Bard Is Getting An Upgrade To Compete With ChatGPT
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai has revealed that Bard, it's competitor to ChatGPT, is getting a major upgrade soon.
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Italy Bans ChatGPT Over Privacy Laws, And I'm Not Surprised
An Italian privacy watchdog ordered the ban of OpenAI's ChatGPT in the country, accusing the company it collects user data unlawfully.
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Google Maps Security Report Shows Us How Google Stops Sneaky Scams
Google recapped its efforts to keep Google Maps safe in 2022, revealing the numerous fraudulent and malicious activities it stopped.
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Audible Is Starting To Bring Ads To Its Audiobooks
Audible has started running ads on some audiobooks, worrying paying subscribers that ads are coming for their ears.
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GitHub Will Have To Give Up The User Who Leaked Twitter's Source Code
Twitter has obtained a subpoena that will force GitHub to provide the information of the user who leaked Twitter's source code.
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Google Rolls Out Generative AI Features For Gmail And Docs To First Public Testers
Google has announced that it is rolling out its generative AI features for Google Docs and Gmail to the first public testers.
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AI Image Generator Midjourney Ends Free Trials After Deepfakes Of Trump And The Pope Go Viral
AI image generator Midjourney has discontinued free trials after deepfakes of Trump and the Pope went viral, fooling millions.
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Facebook And Instagram Users Can Now Opt Out Of Tracking, But Only In Europe
Meta will let Facebook and Instagram users opt out of tracking in Europe - but not without putting up a last annoying fight.
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Bing Chat Ads Will Start The ChatGPT Privacy Discussion We Desperately Need
Bing Chat will feature ads, and that's a scary prospect for ChatGPT products, as long as we don't have clear privacy policies.
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ChatGPT Took An IQ Test, And Its Score Was Sky-High
ChatGPT took the Wechsler Adult Intelligent Scale (WAIS) IQ test and scored higher than 99.9% of human test takers.
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Ads Are Coming To Bing Chat
Microsoft is now putting ads in Bing Chat responses as the company explores new ways to push traffic to publishers.
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Google Is Adding Extreme Heat Alerts To Search To Combat Climate Change
Google wants to help combat climate change by informing people of extreme heat in their area when they search.
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