PSA: DON'T Update To iOS 17.3 Beta 1 Once It's Out
With iOS 17.2 available, we turn our attention to iOS 17.3 beta 1. That said, you shouldn't download the new testing version once it's out.
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ChatGPT Plus Subscriptions Are Back, So I Went And Got One
OpenAI reopened ChatGPT Plus subscriptions to those on the waitlist - here's what you get for $20 a month once you go premium.
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Hands-On With The New Apple TV App In tvOS 17.2
Apple revamped the Apple TV app on tvOS 17.2. Now, it is easier to discover new content, watch what you love, and even more.
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Mistral AI Is An Exciting ChatGPT Rival, But It's Not Ready For Us Yet
Mistral AI is a French startup valued at around $2 billion with an exciting ChatGPT rival you can't actually use right now.
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Showtime Rebranding As Paramount+ With Showtime On January 8
Paramount has announced when the Showtime television channel will be rebranded as Paramount+ with Showtime.
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Apple Music Will Start Paying Artists More If They Release Songs In Dolby Atmos
A new article from Bloomberg reports that Apple Music may start paying artists more if they release their music in Dolby Atmos.
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tvOS 17.2 Now Available To All Users With Revamped Apple TV App
After a month of beta testing, Apple is releasing tvOS 17.2 to users. One of the most notable features of this update is a revamped TV app.
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macOS Sonoma 14.2 Now Available With Multiple Timers, Music Improvements, And More
Alongside iOS 17.2, Apple is now releasing macOS 14.2 to all Mac users. This update comes over a month of beta testing.
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watchOS 10.2 Now Available With Watch Face Tweaks And Major Health Changes
watchOS 10.2 is now available to Apple Watch users. This update still brings an exclusive feature to the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2.
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Google Messages Might Soon Let You Edit Sent Messages
Google is working on adding support for editing texts on Google Messages like Apple's iMessage and Meta's WhatsApp.
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Using Beeper Mini Means Stealing iMessage From Apple - And You Need To Read This
Apple blocked Beeper Mini’s iMessage hack, and I’m here to tell you that’s the right thing to do: Why you can’t steal iMessage on Android.
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The iPhone's Health App Lacks A Year-In-Review Feature - Here's How To Get One
The iPhone doesn't offer a year-in-review recap for the Health and Fitness apps, but there's a third-party app for that.
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I Want iMessage To Copy WhatsApp's Face ID Security
You can lock the entire WhatsApp app with Face ID on iPhone, and I want to do the same thing with iMessage - here's why.
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5 Hidden iOS 17.2 Features Coming To Your iPhone Next Week
After a month of Apple beta testing iOS 17.2, the company is about to release its latest operating system update. Here are 5 hidden features.
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Apple Is Blocking Beeper Mini From Bringing iMessage To Android
Just a few days after it launched, Beeper Mini - the app that brings iMessage to Android - is reportedly being blocked by Apple.
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Apple Seeds tvOS 17.2 RC 2 Ahead Of The Official Release Next Week
A day after seeding RC 2 of macOS 14.2, Apple is doing the same with tvOS 17.2. Here's what we know about this software update.
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After iMessages, Beeper Mini Wants To Bring FaceTime To Android Next
Beeper wants to add support for FaceTime calls to Beeper Mini, in addition to iMessage chats - what you need to know.
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iPhone Got A Big AirDrop Upgrade I Can't Wait To Use: NameDropping Tickets From The Wallet App
iOS 17.2 will let you share boarding passes and movie tickets with other iPhone users via a gesture that looks like NameDrop.
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Proton Drive Gets Encrypted Photo Backup Features, Starting With The Android App
Proton Drive now lets you back up your photos and videos on Android devices with end-to-end encryption - here's how to get started.
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Popular Android Barcode Scanner App Has Been Leaking Passwords
A popular barcode scanner app with over 100,000 downloads has been leaking sensitive data, including user IDs and passwords.
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Facebook Messenger Finally Got Default End-To-End Encryption - Here's How To Tell If You Have It
Facebook Messenger just got a big security and privacy upgrade, default end-to-end encryption for personal chats. Just like WhatsApp.
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Threads Launches Hashtag Support, And It's Way Better Than Twitter
After months of waiting, Threads has finally added the ability to have tag in your post, but the feature doesn't work like Twitter.
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How To Try The New Combined Hulu And Disney+ App Right Now
Disney rolled out a Hulu on Disney Plus beta, bringing Hulu content to the Disney Plus app ahead of the March 2024 merge.
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From New Nostalgia To Calming Rhythms: Adobe Predicts Creative Trends For 2024
For the seventh year in a row, Adobe released its Creative Trends Report. Here's what you can expect from the 2024 trends.
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iMessage Won't Be A Gatekeeper Service - Here's Why I'm Not Surprised
Early EU investigation conclusions leaked, saying Apple's iMessage platform is not a gatekeeper, as it's not important to business users.
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AI Like ChatGPT Needs Strong Regulation, And I Hope The EU Delivers It
Generative AI products like ChatGPT need better regulation, and the EU might be the first body to develop stronger AI laws.
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Samsung's Galaxy S25 Will Feature A Big Redesign - But Who Cares?
Galaxy S25 might bring a brand new design, but I doubt significant changes are possible with current smartphone design.
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