Gmail For Android Now Lets Users Unsend Emails At The Last Second
Slowly but surely, the Gmail app on mobile devices is catching up with its browser-based big brother. On Monday, Android Police was among the first…
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Netflix Is About To Make A Big Change To The Way You Pay For Streaming
Netflix may soon make a significant change to how it charges for its subscriptions, although it shouldn't really impact users. Well, it might make paying…
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How To Keep Ads Away From Your Twitch Prime Experience
Avid Twitch content consumers should know that ad-free viewing is going away soon because Amazon wants Twitch and content creators to make more money. That…
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iOS 12 Developer Beta 9 Is Now Available To Break Your Phone
Last week, Apple suffered through the indignity of a messed-up beta launch, but it's lost no time getting back on the highly metaphorical beta horse.…
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Apple Yanks 25,000 Gambling Apps From The App Store In China
Like any western company operating in China, Apple is subject to various regulations that it can't really fight if it wants to stay in business.…
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Google's Location Tracking Could Earn It Yet Another Record Fine From The EU
Google has been dealt two huge blows in Europe in recent years, where antitrust investigations have ruled the company abused is position in search as…
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Gmail's New Self-Destructing Emails Are Now Rolling Out To Mobile Devices
We first learned about Google's new "confidential mode" for Gmail back in April: a feature to help users better protect sensitive information they send to…
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How To Get Six Months Of Free Apple Music From Verizon
Last week, Verizon announced that it would be giving away six free months of Apple Music to customers on its Unlimited plan, and today's the…
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WhatsApp Gets Free Backups On Google Drive In November
WhatsApp is one of the most popular mobile chat apps in the world with over 1.5 billion daily active users and more than 60 billion…
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Apple Is Under Investigation In Japan Over Allegations That It Stifles Competition
Apple is under investigation in Japan for alleged anti-competitive behavior related to the App Store, which is the default, and only source of applications on…
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Android Pie Makes It Impossible To Record Calls With Third-Party Apps
Having only launched a week ago, Android users are still figuring out all the changes and quirks introduced in the 9.0 Pie update. For example,…
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Microsoft's Your Phone App Lets You Mirror Your Android Device To A Windows 10 PC
Just a few short months after announcing the Your Phone app for Windows 10 at the Build developer conference in May, Microsoft has launched the…
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Alexa And Cortana Can Now Be Summoned On Rival Devices, In Case That Excites You
If you're the proud owner of an Amazon Alexa-powered device who'd prefer to summon the digital dulcet tones of Microsoft's assistant Cortana instead of Alexa…
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You Can Download iOS 12 Public Beta 6 Right Now
Just one week (and a couple days) after the last iOS 12 public beta update and a few hours after iOS 12 developer beta 8…
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iOS 12 Developer Beta 8 Is Now Available To Download
On Monday, Apple released and then quickly pulled the seventh developer beta of iOS 12, following numerous reports of major performance issues. It was a…
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5 Apps That Are Way Better On Android Than They Are On The iPhone
Few internet flame wars have raged as long as the one that iOS and Android users have been waging since the two mobile operating systems…
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Report Says Google Tracks Your Location On iPhone And Android Even When You Forbid It
Death and taxes are two of the most famous certainties in life, but surely we can add another to that list. One involving the absolute…
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iOS 12 Developer Beta 7 Is Available To Download Right Now
We're well into August and with the next iPhone event theoretically just around the corner, iOS 12 beta updates have hit a frenzied pace. iOS…
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To Keep Running A Page With A 'Large Audience,' Facebook Wants Proof Of Where You Live
Anyone who manages a Facebook page that has a "large audience," which is the somewhat nonspecific language Facebook uses in a new blog post today,…
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Fortnite On Android's Bypass Of The Play Store Could Cost Google $50 Million
After a delay that still feels way too long, Fortnite is finally coming to Android. It's launching first through the Samsung Galaxy App store, and after that,…
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Samsung Runs Out Of Milk, Inks Streaming Music Deal With Spotify Instead
Samsung is trying as hard it can to compete against the iPhone, and it's generally able to do so when it comes to matching Apple's…
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This Is The First Look At New Emoji Coming Next Year
Every year, official arbiters of online expression at the Unicode Consortium consider new ways for vocabulary-deficient people to express themselves online. It's a long and drawn-out…
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Hackers Found A Way To Alter Sent WhatsApp Messages, But Don't Freak Out Just Yet
Facebook's WhatsApp chat app is one of the most popular messaging applications out there. It's available on virtually any platform, making possible encrypted chats and…
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Young People Are Actually Trying To Get Plastic Surgery To Up Their Snapchat Game
There apparently exists, in developed Western countries, a not insignificant number of people so enamored with the way social apps like Snapchat and Instagram make…
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Google Maps Is Almost Perfect, So Of Course Google Had To Find A Way To Ruin It
I've said it a bunch of times already, but it's always worth repeating: Google Maps is one of the must-have apps right now, even on…
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Facebook Is Shedding Massive Traffic - And It's Apparently Flocking To YouTube
Four billion. That, according to a new study shared with CNBC by market research firm SimilarWeb, is how many monthly page visits Facebook has shed in…
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The iPhone Doesn't Spy On Your Conversations, Apple Tells Lawmakers
Of all the companies you'd suspect might want to listen in on the things you say, or record parts of your conversations with their devices,…
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