Apple Releases iOS 15.3.1 With Important Security Updates For Your iPhone
Apple released iOS 15.3.1 on Thursday with security updates and a fix for an issue that caused Braille displays to stop responding.
Read More-
-
Netflix Just Made It Easier To Clean Up Your 'Continue Watching' Row
Netflix added a new feature that makes it easier than ever to remove TV shows and movies from the Continue Watching row.
Read More -
Chrome Is Making It Even Easier To Mute Annoying Tabs
The internet can be a very loud, annoying place. Everywhere you turn, another video starts playing on its own, whether you wanted it to or…
Read More -
How To Change Your Plan To Avoid The Latest Netflix Price Hike
Netflix just raised the prices on all of its plans, but you can save some money if you change your plan to one of the cheaper options.
Read More -
iOS 16 Interactive Widgets Show Up In Sketchy Leaked Photo
A leaker claims iOS 16 will include support for interactive widgets, offering an actual image that shows the ‘big widgets’ in action.
Read More -
WhatsApp Chat Transfers From Android To iPhone Coming Soon
WhatsApp is already developing a chat transfer functionality that lets users transfer their history from Android to iPhone.
Read More -
Viral iPhone App Lets You Share Photos Directly To A Friend's Home Screen
Locket is a free new app that lets you send photos directly to the home screens of your friends iPhones by using a widget.
Read More -
Your iPhone Might Be Sending Read Receipts Even If You Turn Them Off
A bug affecting the Messages app on iPhone and iPad devices is sending read receipts to contacts even when the feature is turned off.
Read More -
Instagram Is Finally Testing The New Chronological Feed Everyone Wants
Instagram announced this week that it has begun testing the chronological feed that users have been asking for ever since it was removed.
Read More -
Some Android Apps On The Samsung Galaxy Store Could Infect Your Phone With Malware, So Delete Them
Samsung is reportedly hosting Android apps on its official Galaxy Store that could potentially infect users with dangerous malware.
Read More -
DuckDuckGo Is Making A Desktop Browser That's All About Privacy
DuckDuckGo announced it’ll develop its own internet browser for desktop computers, which should be more private and faster than Chrome.
Read More -
Google Maps Is Testing An Awesome New Dock Feature That We Need ASAP
Google is testing a brilliant UI update for Google Maps desktop, a dock feature that keeps track of all your maps.
Read More -
Two New Chrome Features That Will Make Holiday Shopping A Breeze
Google is bringing two brand new features to Chrome over the holiday season to make shopping less stressful for users.
Read More -
Internet Is Scrambling To Fix Log4Shell, The Worst Hack In History
The Log4Shell hack is a brand new 0-day attack that’s considered the worst computer vulnerability the internet has ever seen.
Read More -
Google Is Making It Easier To Play Android Games On Windows 11
Google teased an Android games app for Windows 11 and Windows 10, which will be available to users in 2022.
Read More -
WhatsApp Now Supports Cryptocurrency Payments In The US
Facebook launched a WhatsApp cryptocurrency payments service pilot in the US with the help of the Novi wallet and the Pax Dollar stablecoin.
Read More -
Google Brings Audio And Video Calls To Gmail App On iOS And Android
Google added the ability to make and join audio and video calls directly from the mobile Gmail app on iOS and Android devices.
Read More -
WhatsApp Just Gave Its Disappearing Messages Feature A Huge Upgrade
WhatsApp added a few significant new features to the app this week, including default disappearing messages and multiple durations.
Read More -
Google Gave Some Chromecast Models A Big Upgrade - See Which Ones Here
Google released a big upgrade to older Chromecast models, turning YouTube streaming into an app-like experience.
Read More -
Google Photos Rolls Out Locked Folder Feature To More Android Phones
Google has started rolling out the Locked Folder feature in Google Photos to more Android devices, expanding beyond the Pixel handsets.
Read More -
Facebook Whistleblower Frances Haugen To Testify Before Congress Again
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen will testify before Congress again this week, after dropping several bombshell revelations in October.
Read More -
'Pokemon Go' Developers Made A New Game That Lets You Mine Bitcoin
Fold has announced a new crypto mining game made in collaboration with Niantic which uses mechanics similar to Pokémon GO.
Read More -
Windows 11's Black Screen Of Death Is Blue Again
Microsoft reverted the Windows 11 Black Screen of Death to the original blue, via an update that will soon be available for download.
Read More -
YouTube Is Killing The Dislike Button, And People Are Freaking Out
Google announced that all YouTube videos will stop showing the number of dislikes publicly after a test showed positive results.
Read More -
Google's New Gmail Widget For iPhone Has Everyone Talking
Google announced three new features for its iOS apps this week, including an updated Gmail widgets that shows recent emails.
Read More -
Google Maps Dark Mode Is Finally On iPhone, Here's How To Enable It
Google Maps now has dark mode on iPhone and iPad. Find out how to enable the new dark mode from the iOS app in this article.
Read More -
Tim Cook Reveals That Apple Is Now Looking Into Cryptocurrency
Tim Cook confirmed the company is looking at cryptocurrency, but Apple doesn’t have immediate plans to implement it into Apple Pay.
Read More
