Twitter Wants To Take On LinkedIn With Job Postings
Twitter may be setting its sights on LinkedIn, as the social media site is apparently testing a new job posting feature for organizations.
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Proton Pass Finally Lets You Save Credit Card Info With A New Update
Proton Pass password manager can save credit card data in addition to passwords - here’s what you need to know.
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How I Auto-Adjust iPhone Volume To Protect My Hearing
The iPhone doesn't have per-app volume settings, but there's a way to set the sound level automatically - here's how to create automations.
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YouTube Premium Subscription Cost Increases To $13.99
Google has quietly increased YouTube Premium subscription cost - here’s what the mid-July 2023 prike hike means for you.
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Spotify Updated Its Tesla App And It Finally Adds This Long-Requested Feature
Spotify has released a much needed update for its Tesla app, giving users the ability to access their audiobooks and more.
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Instagram Boss Says Android Is Better Than iOS, But Has He Tried Instagram On Android?
Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, shared a hot take on the newly-released Threads app: Android's now better than iOS. Is it, tho?
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New Apple At Work Ad Highlights Mac Security - And I Wished It Really Worked Like That
Apple released a fun ad highlighting security features with The Underdogs, a group of people that quit their jobs a few years ago.
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Threads Update Adds A Follows Tab, But Not The One You Wanted
Threads has released a new update that adds a "follows" tab, but it's definitely not the one that you're thinking of.
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Logging In To TikTok With Your iPhone Is Now Easier With Passkeys
Forget your password, as the TikTok app is finally supporting Passkeys, an easier but also more secure way to login into your account.
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Twitter Is Working On A Feature That Would Let You 'Publish A Book If You Want'
Twitter is changing its Notes features into Articles which, according to Elon Musk, will allow users to "post long, complex articles."
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What Is Gmail's Enhanced Safe Browsing, And Should You Use It?
Your Gmail app might show your Enhanced Safe Browsing prompts. Here's what it means and whether you should enable the security feature.
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Empirical Health App Brings Proactive Primary Healthcare To The Apple Watch
Cardiogram's cofounder Brandon Ballinger is back with Empirical Health, an app that brings proactive primary care using the Apple Watch.
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Instagram Built Threads In Five Months
Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri revealed in an AMA that Threads was built by a small team, and it only took them five months.
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Threads Has Lost Half Of Its Daily Active Users A Week After Launch
While Threads launched to great fanfare, daily active users on the platform have dropped by more than half already.
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How To Download Offline Maps In Apple Maps On iOS 17
iOS 17 lets Apple Maps users download and manage offline maps. That way, they can navigate without access to an internet connection.
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Apple's Password Manager Just Got A Big Update In macOS Sonoma
I believe that password manager apps like 1Password and Proton Pass are among the most important applications you can install on a new device. Password…
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How To Remove The Background From An iPhone Photo In Under 5 Seconds
You can lift a subject from iPhone photos, or remove the background, in under five seconds using the Files app - here's how to do it.
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PSA: Check Your Spotify Playlists And Make Sure They're Still Private
Some Spotify users claim that the music streaming service is making their private playlists public, but it might be a misunderstanding.
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Twitter Unveils A New, Streamlined Look For Tweets
Twitter seems to be keen on cleaning up its act — at least with all of the information you see when you look at the details of a tweet.
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Threads Might Be Getting DMs Soon After All, New Leak Reveals
While Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri said that Threads would not be getting direct messaging, a new leak shows that decision has changed.
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Later, Calibri: Microsoft Office Has A Brand New Default Font Called Aptos
Aptos is Microsoft's new default font for Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Excel, replacing Calibri after 15 years.
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iOS 17 Could Add More Than 100 New Emojis To Your iPhone Next Year
While we had minor emojis update with iOS 16, iOS 17 promises over 100 new figures that could come to your iPhone starting next year.
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Twitter Finally Started Paying Creators, But It Might Make The Platform Even Worse
Twitter started paying creators by sharing ad revenue this week, but it might give some users even more reasons to leave.
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iOS 17 Beta Brings Long-Awaited Bilingual Siri, But Still No Spanglish
With the iOS 17 public beta now available, Apple has added support for Siri to understand bilingual queries.
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Gmail Has A New Google Calendar Scheduling Trick That I'll Use All The Time
Google’s new Calendar availability feature for Gmail lets you offer the times you’re free to your contacts straight from email
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Apple Expands Tap To Pay On iPhone To The UK
Apple is expanding its Tap to Pay feature to UK users. With that, businesses can now accept in-person contactless payments on their iPhones.
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Hands-On With The All-New iPadOS 17 Health App
iPadOS 17 brings the all-new Health app. Here's everything you need to know about it and our first impressions.
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