WhatsApp Starts Testing Option To Hide Last Seen Status
A new beta version of Meta's messenger will let you hide your WhatsApp Last Seen status from certain contacts.
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WhatsApp Announces 5 Major New Features Rolling Out This Year
WhatsApp announced five new features coming to the platform this year: Communities, emoji reactions, larger voice calls, and more.
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Unlimited Google Photos Storage Is Back, But Only With This T-Mobile Plan
Unlimited Google Photos storage looks to be making a comeback, but it will require a special T-Mobile plan to get access.
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Google Launches Its Switch To Android App On iPhone
Google recently launched a Switch to Android app on the App Store to make it easier to switch from iPhone to an Android phone.
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Roku Added A Brand New Streaming Service You Can Download Now
Roku added the new CNN Plus streaming service to its platform this week which costs $5.99 a month or $59.99 a year.
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Waze Update Introduces An All-New Driving Experience
Waze just fixed a mood bug on iPhone and announced a new Retro Mode driving experience that focuses on three distinct retro decades.
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Apple Study: People Love These Rival Apps More Than Ours
A new Apple study finds that the iPhone maker's App Store offers abundant choice for consumers, who often prefer third-party apps to Apple's.
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Microsoft Journal Is The Newest Windows Note-Taking App
Windows users can take advantage of a new pen-first notetaking app called Microsoft Journal and it's available right now.
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Google Docs Is Getting Emoji Reactions
Google is adding emoji in Google Docs as a new way for collaborators to provide less formal feedback on content.
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Plex Universal Search Works With Netflix, Disney Plus, And More Streaming Apps
Plex launched a universal search feature that lets people search for movies and TV shows across multiple streaming services.
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Google Silently Dumps Schedule Explorer From Google Maps
Say goodbye to the Google Maps Schedule Explorer. The feature previously allowed Google Maps users to check the schedules of upcoming metro transits. Now, though,…
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This Free App Uses Your Phone Camera To Turn Real Objects Into 3D Models
Epic Games released a new mobile app called RealityScan that uses photos you take with your phone to make high-quality 3D models.
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Apple Maps Now Supports HAAS Safety Cloud Alerts
Apple Maps supports HAAS Alert’s Safety Cloud incident reports alerts - here’s what you need to know about the new safety feature.
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iOS 15.4.1 Now Available With A Fix For The Battery Drain Bug
Apple released iOS 15.4.1 with important bug fixes and security improvements for the iPhone on Thursday, March 31st.
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New Windows Defender Update Adds More Aggressive Blocklist
Latest Windows Defender update adds new security feature that can help block vulnerable third-party drivers on your PC.
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Russia's Yandex Collects User Data From Thousands Of iPhone And Android Apps
Yandex, Russia’s Google, is collecting user data from thousands of iPhone and Android apps that have millions of users.
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Google Maps Removed Nearly 100 Million Fraudulent Reviews Last Year
Google removed nearly 100 million Google Maps fraudulent reviews last year with the help of AI and human operators.
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Why I'll Never Sideload Apps On iPhone
The European Union might soon force Apple and Google to allow sideloading on iPhone and Android - here’s why I’ll never do it.
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iOS 15.4 Battery Drain Fix: Apple Finally Responds To Complaints
Apple reacted to the iOS 15.4 battery drain issues on Twitter, suggesting it's not a bug that needs a fix - here’s what you need to know.
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Roku OS 11 Lets You Turn Your TV Into A Digital Photo Frame
Roku OS 11 is rolling out in the coming weeks and adds Photo Streams, new Live TV options, automatic speech clarity, and more.
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Netflix Profile Transfer Feature Is In Testing
Netflix is testing a profile transfer feature that will let users migrate entire profiles to new accounts - but it’s not all good news.
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Facebook Now Allows Hate Speech In Some Countries If It's Anti-Russia
Facebook hate speech policies allow users in countries near the Ukrainian war to call for violence against the Russian military and leader.
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Netflix Says It Will 'Never Say Never' To A Cheaper Plan With Ads
Netflix once again admits that an ad-supported plan isn't off the table, but subscribers won't see ads any time soon.
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Google Maps Live Traffic Data Was Disabled To Protect Ukraine Citizens
Google turned off the Google Maps live traffic feature for Ukraine globally, to protect the citizens during the Russian invasion.
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Windows 11 Pro Will Force You To Create A Microsoft Account
Microsoft is making Microsoft Accounts mandatory for activating Windows 11 Pro computers - here’s what you need to know.
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Android 13 Has Two Killer Features That Windows 11 Users Will Love
Android 13 includes two exciting features that Windows 11 users will love: It runs Windows in virtual machine, and it streams apps to PC.
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Chrome And Firefox Version 100 Could Break The Internet Later This Year
Chrome, Edge, and Firefox are all hitting version 100 soon, and the update could break some websites due to a parsing issue.
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