Bluesky Has Already Crossed 100,000 Users Despite Still Requiring An Invite
According to Jaz's Bluesky statistics, the non-public social media platform has already crossed 100,000 users.
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Apple Teases Reality Pro Headset With AR WWDC 2023 Easter Egg
WWDC 2023 is less than a week away, and Apple has just released its AR experience teasing the upcoming event.
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Fight Netflix's Password-Sharing Crackdown By Sharing A Different Password
Netflix password-sharing crackdown measures are on. There's a way to deal with device verifications with ease: Share another password.
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This Mind-Blowing iOS 17 Concept Video Shows The Major Update Apple's iPhone Deserves
iOS 17 will be previewed by Apple during the WWDC 2023 keynote on June 5. Here's what it could look like in this concept video.
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How To Find Your Contacts In Gmail
You can easily find your contacts in Gmail, whether on a regular computer, iPhone, iPad, or Android device - here's how to do it.
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This Bizarre Trick Broke ChatGPT's Computer Brain
Asking ChatGPT to repeat the same letter might break its computer brain - here's how the glitch might work.
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Gentler Streak For Apple Watch Adds Period Tracking And More New Features
The 2022 Apple Watch app of the Year, Gentler Streak, has added a new feature focusing on Menstrual Cycle for activity guidance.
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I Don't Want iOS 17 To Make My iPhone A Smart Display, But It Could Be Perfect For iPads
Apple will reportedly turn the iPhone into smart displays via iOS 17, but I think the feature is better suited for the iPad.
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Apple Stops Signing iOS 16.4.1 After iOS 16.5 Rollout
With iOS 16.5 now available, Apple stopped signing iOS 16.4.1. With that, you can no longer downgrade to older iOS 16 build versions.
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Google Is Starting To Roll Out Its AI Search To Properly Take On Bing
Google has announced that it is starting to roll out its generative AI technology to search, properly taking on Bing.
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YouTube Is Killing Off Stories In Favor Of Shorts
YouTube has announced that it is killing off Stories in favor of its more successful Shorts, Live, and Community features.
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TikTok Is Testing Its Own AI Chatbot Called Tako And You Have To Love That Name
A new report from The Verge indicates that social media mega app TikTok is testing a new chatbot to find content.
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YouTube Removed Dislike Counts, So This Guy Made Rotten Tomatoes For YouTube Videos
If you're still bummed that YouTube removed dislike counts in 2021, the new site Favoree might be worth checking out.
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I Finally Found A Good Reason To Upgrade To ChatGPT Plus
OpenAI's ChatGPT Plus is now connected to the internet via Microsoft Bing Search engine, and that's a good reason to upgrade.
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WhatsApp Is Finally Adding Username Support So You Can Chat Without Sharing Your Number
WhatsApp is planning to add a username feature, so users can reach other people without the need for a phone number.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Blames Technical Oversight For Calling Writers And Directors 'Creators' On Max
Warner Bros. Discovery is apologizing for calling directors and writers "Creators" on its Max streaming service.
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ChatGPT App Petey For iPhone And Apple Watch Adds AI History And Conversation
The popular GPT client Petey, which is available for iPhone and Apple Watch users, has added a handful of new features in the latest update.
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Google Bard AI Can Now Display Images - Here's How It Works
Google Bard can now surface images from Google Search in generative AI search - here's what that feels like.
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Proton's New Family Plan Is Tempting Me To Spend Even More On Encryption
Proton launched a new Proton Family Plan that gives access to Mail, Calendar, Drive, VPN, and Pass encrypted apps to up to 6 users
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Google Finally Convinced Me To Customize Chrome With This New Feature
Google's new Customize Chrome feature makes it easier to change the theme and the color scheme, and hide shortcuts and cards.
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Comcast Launches Budget Cable Streaming Service NOW TV For $20 A Month
Comcast has announced NOW TV, a half-cable, half Peacock streaming service exclusively available for its internet customers.
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Portal App For Mac Uses Immersive Spatial Audio To Offer A New Take On Productivity Apps
Portal for Mac is another take by indie developers from Portal Labs to expand its well-being app to take full advantage of spatial audio.
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Microsoft Is Bringing Copilot To Windows, And I'm Sad For Cortana
Microsoft has announced that it is bringing Copilot to the taskbar to make it, rather than Cortana, the future of a Windows assistant.
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There's A Little Tennis Game Hiding In Google Search, And I Guarantee You Can't Win
Google has a great tennis game in Google Search, one that you probably won't be able to beat - here's what you need to know about it.
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Showtime Is About To Make Paramount Plus More Expensive, But It's Still A Steal
Paramount has announced that its prices will increase when it integrates Showtime into the streaming service.
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Final Cut Pro And Logic Pro Now Available For iPad, Here's How To Get Them
A couple of weeks ago, Apple announced that Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro apps were finally coming to the iPad. Now, the apps are available
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Max Launches With Opening Day Bugs And A New 'Ultimate Ad-Free' Streaming Tier
Max is officially here and with it the usual opening day issues and a brand new tier of service that costs more than ever.
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