Elon Musk Wants To Turn Twitter Into A Payments Platform
In a Twitter Space hosted earlier today, Musk detailed his ideas about turning Twitter into a payments platform.
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Waze Finally Added Apple Music Support On iPhone And Android
Waze announced Audio Player support for Apple Music, which means you can listen to your Apple Music tracks directly in the navigation app.
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This Simple iPhone Emergency Gesture Can Save Your Life
The iPhone comes with a simple gesture that will let you call for emergency services as soon as you need help - here's how to do it.
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iOS 16.2 Brings Custom Accessibility Mode To iPhone, And It's A Big Deal
iOS 16.2 beta 2 includes a Custom Accessibility Mode that lets users completely change the iPhone’s user interface.
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Apple Readying iOS 16.1.1 To Fix Ad Issues, Might Solve Wi-Fi Bug And Add Satellite Connectivity
While Apple is testing iOS 16.2, set to be released in December, it will soon release iOS 16.1.1 to address a few bugs that users are facing.
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Twitter's Safety Chief Says It Needs To 'Invest More In Identity Verification'
Yoel Roth, Head of Safety & Integrity at Twitter, says that the company has more to do when it comes to identity verification.
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Google One VPN Is Now Available On Mac And Windows
Google rolled out Google One VPN apps for Mac and Windows, so now you can protect your internet traffic on all your gadgets.
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Apple Just Released iOS 12 Beta 10 And Public Beta 9
Apple is out with an updated iOS 12 developer beta and a new public beta today, the new build coming just three days after the…
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watchOS 9.0.2 Fixes Spotify Interruptions, Apple Watch Series 8 Bugs, More
Alongside iOS 16.0.3, Apple is making available watchOS 9.0.2. This update for the Apple Watch fixes bugs related to Spotify and more.
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Disney Wants To Track You Across Disney Plus And Physical Parks
Disney wants to start tracking users across Disney Plus and physical parks to offer individual tailored experiences.
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Apple Frames 3.0 Brings Support For iPhone 14 Pro, Apple Watch Ultra, And More
Apple Frames 3.0 is the easiest way to put screenshots on various Apple devices inside physical frames for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch.
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How To Download The Windows 11 2022 Update Right Now
Here's how to download Microsoft's new Windows 11 2022 Update on a Windows 11 computer or on a Windows 10 computer.
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This iOS 16.1 Vs. iOS 16.0.3 Battery Test Might Surprise You
One YouTuber recently shared a video of a battery test between iOS 16.0.3 and iOS 16.1, and the results might surprise you.
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Google Maps Can Now 'Vibe Check' A Neighborhood Before You Visit
Google Maps will now let you perform a 'vibe check' on a neighborhood before you visit so you know what to expect.
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YouTube Is Getting Two New Features And A Huge Redesign
YouTube is getting pinch-to-zoom, precise seeking, and a major redesign, including an Ambient mode for the Dark theme.
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Airbnb Just Launched New Safety Features For Solo Travelers
Airbnb just rolled out a set of new safety features targeting solo travelers: You can share your reservation details with family or friends.
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Apple's App Store May Have Been Tracking Every Tap You Make Since iOS 14.6
According to two developers, with iOS 14.6, Apple started sending every tap a user makes on the App Store to itself.
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This Handy iPhone Shortcut Removes All Ads From Your App Store Searches
if you don't want to see ads at all on your App Store searches, there's a handy iPhone shortcut that can help you with that.
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Update Your iPhone To iOS 16.1 Right Now To Fix The Dangerous 'SiriSpy' Security Flaw
This time, updating to iOS 16.1 fix a dangerous security flaw that exploited Siri to record your conversations.
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Netflix Basic With Ads Plan Is Now Available: Everything You Need To Know
Netflix's cheaper Basic with Ads subscription is out in the US and various other countries - what you need to know about the new plan.
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Apple Watch Helps Veterans With PTSD Find Relief From Nightmares
Apple published a press release highlighting how veterans are finding relief from nightmares with NightWare and Apple Watch.
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Chrome Won't Support Windows 7 Or Windows 8.1 In 2023
Google announced this week that Chrome will no longer support Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 when Chrome 110 launches in early 2023.
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FCC Commissioner: TikTok Is Not The Fun, Risk-Free App You Think It Is
An FCC Commissioner has called for a ban on TikTok in the US, as other bad headlines about the video-sharing app mount.
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My Overrun Email Inbox Is Basically A Second Gmail Spam Folder At This Point
Gmail this week will reportedly begin a pilot project whereby some political campaign emails will get to avoid the Gmail spam folder.
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WhatsApp Is Down In A Major Outage
WhatsApp is down in a major outage around the world. The popular chat app shows a "connecting" status, making texting impossible.
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Facebook Groups Adds Reels Support, New Communication Features
Meta announced new features coming to Facebook Groups such as the ability to add Reels to these pages as well as new communication features.
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Darkroom For iOS Rebuilds Highlight And Shadow Recovery Feature
Popular photo editor app Darkroom announced a major upgrade to its exposure recovery sliders with rebuilt highlight and shadow features.
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