Twitter Confirms That It Is Blocking Apps Like Tweetbot On Purpose
Twitter has confirmed that the company is intentionally blocking access for third-party apps, claiming they have violated its API rules.
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Instagram Is Ripping The Shop Tab Out Of Its App
Instagram is ripping the Shop tab out of its main navigation in favor of the Create tab, a move towards promoting creation on the service.
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TikTok EU Ban On The Table If Social Network Doesn't Comply With New Laws
TikTok faces a ban in the EU if it doesn't comply with the new DSA legislation to regulate the content on its social network.
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iOS 16.3 Will Bring Encrypted iCloud Backup Support To All iPhone Users
Apple's end-to-end encryption for iCloud backups will be available globally once iPhone users update to iOS 16.3.
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Gentler Streak Adds Live Activity Support, In-App Mirror Tracking
The 2022 Apple Watch App of the Year, Gentler Streak, brings Live Activity support and in-app mirror tracking features in latest update.
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iPhone Has A Brilliant Storage Trick You're Not Using
There's a brilliant iPhone storage trick that you're not using: Here's how you can delete apps instead of updating them in the App Store.
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DoorDash Will Soon Deliver Starbucks All Over The United States
DoorDash and Starbucks have announced that they are expanding their delivery partnership nationwide in the United States.
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How To Quickly Delete Or Archive Thousands Of Unread Emails In Gmail
Email can pile up in Gmail and clog up the inbox, but the good news is you can delete or archive thousands of unread emails at a time.
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iOS 16.3 RC Now Available, Here Are The Best New iPhone Features
After Apple announced the new MacBook Pro and Mac mini models this morning, the company is now releasing iOS 16.3 RC version to all users.
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You Can Now Record A Custom Alarm Sound With Google's Android Clock App
Google’s Android clock app will now let users record their own custom sound for alarms and timers so, everyone, it's time to get creative.
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Google Translate Rolls Out Offline Translation For 33 New Languages
Google Translate expanded its offline language functionality to 33 new languages, including Basque, Hawaiian, and Uyghur.
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Apple Celebrates Black History Month With New Watch Unity Sport Loop Band And More
To celebrate Black History Month, Apple is once again releasing a new Apple Watch Unity Sport Loop band and more.
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Apple Fitness Plus Adds Kickboxing, First New Workout Type In Two Years
To kick off New Year's resolutions, Apple Fitness Plus wants to give you a hand as the service is releasing one of its most important updates.
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Apple Music Users Complain Gapless Playback Is Broken After iOS 16.2 Update
Apple Music users complain again that gapless playback is broken after the iOS 16.2 update. Here's what you need to know.
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First-Look: Apple Music, TV, And Devices Apps Coming To Windows 11
Here's a closer look at an internal version of Apple Music, Apple TV, and a new Apple Devices apps coming to Windows 11.
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How To Use Chrome's New Energy And Memory Saver Modes
Google introduced new Energy Saver and Memory Saver modes for Chrome to help limit memory usage and save battery life.
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Netflix Redesigned Its iPhone App, And You Can Download It Now
Netflix refreshed its iPhone and iPad app with a brand new user interface that looks better and runs much faster than before.
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Apple Fined Over App Store Practices By Paris Court
Paris Commercial Court has fined Apple over 1 million euros due to App Store practices. The ruling says Apple imposes abusive clauses.
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How To Use Notes, Instagram's New Messaging Feature
Instagram just unveiled a new Notes messaging feature that lets you share quick messages with select friends - here’s how it works.
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How To Install Your Favorite Apps On Old iPhones That Can't Run iOS 16
You can install old and new iPhone apps on your device even if it doesn't run iOS 16 - and here's how to reinstall abandoned apps too.
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Twitter Is Offering Brands Up To $250,000 In Free Ads On Its Platform
Twitter is reportedly offering to match advertiser spending on its platform up to $250,000 through the month of February.
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Google Brings 10 New Features And A New Look To Messages
Google Messages is getting 10 new features, including auto-transcription of voice messages and responding to individual messages.
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Apple Music Pulls Kanye West 'Essentials Playlist' After Antisemitic Comments
After weeks of antisemitic and anti-Black comments, Apple Music removed Kanye West's Essentials Playlist from the platform.
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Google Chrome Will Let You Disable Extensions With One Click
Google Chrome will soon let you disable extensions with one click - here’s what you need to know about the new functionality.
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Apple Promises To Explain Why It Removes Apps From The App Store In Certain Markets
Apple promises activist investors it will provide more details about the apps it removes from the App Store after a foreign country request.
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Snapchat Launches Snapchat For Web To Finally Bring Snaps To Your Computer
Snapchat for Web lets you continue chats, make voice and video calls, and more from a desktop or laptop computer.
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Gurman: Apple Focusing On xrOS Instead Of iOS 17
With the Mixed Reality headset set to be unveiled this spring, a report shows that Apple is focusing on the xrOS instead of iOS 17.
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