Apple Rolling Out iOS 16.3 Beta 1 To Developers
A day after releasing iOS 16.2 to all users, Apple is now seeding iOS 16.3 beta 1 to developers. Here's what we know.
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What To Do If You're Having Trouble With The New Home App In iOS 16.2
if you switched to the new architecture and are facing trouble accessing iOS 16.2 Home app, Apple published a support document.
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Google Voice Redesign Rolls Out On iOS With New Look And New Features
After half a decade of radio silence, Google finally updated the Google Voice app on iOS, Android, and on the web last January. All at…
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Telegram Update Lets You Blur Sensitive Info In Photos And Videos
Telegram released a big update that brings over a new blur tool for sharing photos and videos and plenty of other useful features.
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Change The iPhone System Font With This iOS 16 Exploit
A developer built an app that takes advantage of an iOS 16 exploit to let iPhone owners change the system font.
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How To Create Unlimited Email Addresses In Your Gmail Account
This Gmail trick lets you create unlimited email addresses in your account to help you protect your online privacy - here's how to do it.
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Gmail Gets End-To-End Encryption, But Not Everyone Can Test It
Google is rolling out end-to-end encryption to Gmail, with a beta test available to Google Workspace users - what you need to know.
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Apple Promotes Fitness Plus Without Watch, 'All You Need Is iPhone'
Apple Fitness Plus was built for Apple Watch users, and the company is now revamping its strategy to reach more iPhone users.
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iPhone Trick Turns Live Photos Into Long Exposure Pics That Are Bright And Clear
There’s a neat iPhone camera feature that lets you take long exposure photos - here’s how to use this secret Live Photos feature.
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Apple Music, Apple TV, And Photos Apps Coming To Microsoft Windows 11 PCs And Xbox Consoles
Apple and Microsoft are partnering to bring Apple Music, Apple TV, and iCloud Photos to Windows 11 and Xbox users in the coming months.
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iCloud Photos Integration Rolling Out Now On Windows 11
Microsoft added iCloud Photos integration to the Photos app on Windows 11 this week, and everyone should have access this month.
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Microsoft Authenticator Apple Watch App To Lose Support In January
According to a support page, the Microsoft Authenticator app will work on the Apple Watch until January 2023.
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Apple Announces The 2023 Apple Watch Activity Challenge, Here's How To Participate
To start 2023 off right, Apple has announced the first Apple Watch Activity Challenge for the year that is about to begin.
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U.S. House Bans TikTok On Government Devices As Congress Ponders Nationwide Ban
The United States House of Representatives has voted to ban TikTok on all government devices as Congress considers a nationwide ban.
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Twitter's Community Notes Feature Is Getting More Restrictive
Twitter has announced that it is limiting the number of contributors that will be able to write a Community Note.
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If You Have A Netgear Router, Update It Now To Patch A Dangerous Bug
Netgear issued a security advisory this week warning users of its WiFi routers about a bug that requires a firmware update to patch.
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Apple Shares 10 Useful Tips For New iPhone Owners
Apple has shared ten tricks that could make your iPhone experience way better thanks to new hardware or iOS 16.
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How To Translate Text Instantly With Your iPhone Camera
The iPhone can be used to translate text instantly with the camera - here’s how this handy Live Text feature works.
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iOS 16.2 Has A Dynamic Island Update That iPhone 14 Pro Users Need To See
Apple is making a significant change to the Dynamic Island in iOS 16.2 that some iPhone 14 Pro users might enjoy.
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Waze Has A New Navigation Experience To Celebrate World Cup 2022
Waze announced a new soccer navigation experience in time for the World Cup 2022 tournament, which kicks off on November 20th.
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Google Merges Maps And Waze Teams, But Will Keep Apps Separate
Google decided to merge the Google Maps and Waze teams, but the two navigation apps will continue to exist as separate products.
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Amazon Might Build Its Own Sports Streaming App
Amazon is reportedly discussing the possibility of creating a standalone sports streaming app to ramp up its live sports ambitions.
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Waze Wants To Warn You When You Are Driving On A Dangerous Road
Waze is adding a new feature to its navigation service that will alert users of roads that have a high accident rate.
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WhatsApp Rolls Out Undo 'Delete For Me' Option When You Actually Want To 'Delete For Everyone' Instead
WhatsApp has been working on a new undo Delete for Me option for a few months, and it's now rolling out to all users.
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Elon Musk Says He'll Resign As Twitter CEO When He Finds A 'Foolish Enough' Replacement
Elon Musk said he would resign as CEO of Twitter as soon as he finds someone foolish enough to take over - what you need to know.
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macOS Ventura 13.1 Now Available, Adds Freeform App
macOS Ventura 13.1 is now available to Mac users as Apple adds the missing features from the original macOS Ventura release early in October.
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Twitter Restores Suicide Prevention Feature After Elon Musk Reportedly Ordered Its Removal
Twitter has restored its suicide prevention feature after it was reportedly removed under orders from new owner Elon Musk.
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