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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Google Chrome Is Getting A New Privacy Guide On Android
Google launched a new Privacy Guide feature for Chrome on Android, similar to the desktop equivalent - but you have to enable it manually.
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Netflix Games App For iPhone Detailed In New Leak
An Apple insider says that Netflix Games will work on iPhone just like on Android, requiring separate downloads for each title.
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Google Maps Just Hit A Milestone Only Two Other Apps In History Have Achieved
Google Maps has just topped 10 billion downloads on Android, an install milestone that only a few other apps can brag with.
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Google Just Made A Huge Change To The Way People Pay For Apps In This Country
Google announced a big Google Play change for Korea, where it’ll let developers use their own payments systems for app purchases.
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Microsoft Just Added A Smart Windows 11 Feature We Never Knew We Needed
Microsoft announced a fix to a Windows 11 issue you didn’t know you had, a mute switch that works during video calls like Microsoft Teams.
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Craig Federighi Says iPhone Sideloading Is A Criminal's Best Friend
Apple’s Craig Federighi explained during his keynote at Web Summit 2021, why iPhone sideloading apps would be a cybercriminal’s best friend.
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Facebook Is Killing Its Controversial Face Recognition System
Facebook announced that all face recognition features are going away from the Facebook app, and that it’ll delete all the face data.
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US Bans iPhone Hacking Firm NSO Group Responsible For Pegasus Attacks
The US government placed the NSO Group on its entity list following several reports detailing the dangerous Pegasus iPhone hacking tools.
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WhatsApp Won't Support Any Of These Phones After November 1st, 2021
WhatsApp update 2021 will no longer support devices running any of operating systems older than iOS 10 and Android 4.1 as of this November.
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Netflix Games Launches On Android, With iPhone To Follow

Netflix subscribers can play five Netflix Games free of charge on Android, with iPhone support to follow in the near future.
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Waze's Algorithm 'Went Crazy' And Started Sending People The Wrong Way
Google's popular navigation app Waze experienced significant algorithm issues in Israel, where the app went "crazy" for some users.
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Apple's Anti-Tracking Privacy Features Have Already Cost Social Media Apps Close To $10B
Apple's anti-tracking privacy features for iPhone lost social networks like Facebook and Snap almost $10 billion in ad revenue.
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Meta Still Has A Facebook Problem
Facebook's new name is Meta, but the brand change will not make the big Facebook app toxicity problems go away anytime soon.
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Big WhatsApp Update Makes It Easy To Switch From iPhone To Android
WhatsApp app chat history from iPhone to Android is now available. Android 12 phones like the Pixel 6 phones let users transfer these messages.
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How An NYT Reporter Was Targeted By An Invisible iPhone Hack
A ‘New York Times’ reporter explains how he discovered his iPhone was hacked with Pegasus software and what he does to reduce the risk.
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Waze Dark Mode Is Getting A Huge Update You Need To See
Waze is already testing a full Dark Mode on Android and iPhone, with the feature currently available in an early alpha version to testers.
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Google Made A Huge Change To Its Play Store Subscription Fees
Google made a big change to the way Google Play store subscriptions are taxed, announcing a new 15% rate that will apply to all apps.
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Windows 11 Finally Runs Android Apps, But There Are Limits
Windows 11 lets users install Android apps on their PCs, but there are plenty of caveats to be aware of, as this is just early testing.
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Facebook Might Change Its Company Name, But What About Its Platform?
A report says Facebook intends to change the company name to something else, with Horizon being a potential rebrand for Zuckerberg & Co.
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Google Maps Eco-Friendly Routes Are Rolling Out On Android And iPhone
The eco-friendly Google Maps routes are finally rolling out, and Android and iPhone users can select more fuel-efficient navigation options.
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Facebook Is Developing New Algorithms That Can Track Everything You Do
Facebook’s new Ego4D project aims to develop AI algorithms for AR glasses that can see, hear, and remember everything a user does.
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How Android Is Tracking You Even When You Think You've Opted Out
Researchers have found that Android devices can track users via system apps even if they think they’ve opted out of tracking.
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