Apple Watch App Of The Year Gentler Streak Adds New Languages Ahead Of Major Update
The 2022 Apple Watch App of the Year, Gentler Streak, is expanding to support three new languages as it commits to offer a more inclusive app.
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How To Add Your Gogoro Scooter Key To iPhone's Wallet
Gogoro released a new line of smart scooters that can be unlocked using the Wallet app on an iPhone or Apple Watch. Here's how to do it.
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Spotify Premium Users Now Have Access To Over 200,000 Audiobooks - Here Are 3 Worth Checking Out
Spotify added 15 hours of free audiobook listening for over 200,000 audiobooks in the US on Wednesday, November 8.
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Google Partners With Carriers As It Begs The EU To Make Apple iMessage A Gatekeeper
Google’s latest effort to have Apple’s iMessage support RCS is begging the EU to help - here’s what you need to know.
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Galaxy S24's ChatGPT Rival Has A Name: Meet Samsung Gauss
Gauss is the name of Samsung’s home-grown generative AI product that will run on various devices, likely starting with the Galaxy S24 series.
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YouTube's Ban Of Ad Blockers Might Be Illegal In Europe
Google's YouTube ad blocker ban might be illegal in Europe, as it might violate privacy laws in the EU - what you need to know.
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Google Maps And Apple Maps Should Copy Waze's Crash History Alerts
Waze is introducing a new crash history notification feature for roads, and Google Maps and Apple Maps should do the same.
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watchOS 10.1.1 Now Available With Bug Fix For Apple Watch Battery Drain
A few weeks after releasing watchOS 10.1 to users, Apple is now seeding watchOS 10.1.1 to Apple Watch owners.
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Meta Really Doesn't Want You To Buy Its Ad-Free Subscription For Facebook And Instagram
Meta is rolling out its ad-free subscription for Facebook and Instagram, but the company definitely doesn't want you to buy it.
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I Like ChatGPT Even More After OpenAI's Developer Conference
OpenAI’s first DevDay opening keynote made me appreciate ChatGPT even more - here’s why Sam Altman’s keynote was so exciting.
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Apple Paused iOS 18 Development Because There Were Too Many Bugs
Apple briefly paused the development of iOS 18 because the team working on this upcoming operating system update was finding too many bugs.
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Figma's FigJam Adds Powerful AI Features At No Additional Cost
First introduced in 2021, Figma's FigJam is getting the most important feature it could add in 2023: AI capabilities.
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WhatsApp For Mac Got A New App, But iPad Is Still Being Neglected
After months of beta testing, WhatsApp for Mac just got a brand-new app, which is optimized for Apple Silicon Macs.
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TikTok Is Shutting Down Its $1 Billion Creator Fund
TikTok has announced that it is shutting down its $1 billion Creator Fund and moving creators over to its Creativity Program.
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OpenAI Will Now Let You Create Your Own Version Of ChatGPT
OpenAI has announced GPTs which allow users to create their own versions of ChatGPT without the need for any code.
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ChatGPT's Next Big Feature Might Let You Make Your Own GPT-4 Chatbot
ChatGPT will get a redesign, new GPT-4 features, and a ChatGPT builder feature that lets you create custom AI chatbots.
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How To Send Emoji Reactions To iMessages On Your iPhone
With iOS 17.2, Apple is adding some of iOS 17 delayed features. One of them is the ability to react with any emoji or sticker on iMessage.
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Google Makes Money Off Of The iPhone Even If It's Not Apple's Default Search Engine
Online search for 'iPhone' is a very lucrative business for Google, and it has nothing to do with Google Search being the default on Safari.
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There's One More Service We Need To Make Apple One Complete
Apple's services business continues to grow, but there's one subscription service missing that I hope the company adds soon.
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Brave Launches Leo, A Free Generative AI Assistant More Private Than ChatGPT
Brave launched Leo, the generative AI assistant built on Claude with strong privacy protections in place - what you need to know.
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Turning Off Bluetooth Is The Only Way To Save Yourself From This New iPhone Attack
A tiny device is responsible for sending the iPhone into a never-ending DoS loop. Here's what this attack does and how to protect yourself.
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YouTube Premium Is Getting Another Price Hike - See If Your Country Is Impacted
YouTube has announced that it is increasing the price of its Premium subscription in Argentina, Australia, and more countries.
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Ad-Free Facebook And Instagram Might Just Be Bait, So People Let Meta Track Them For Ads
Meta will let Europeans pay for an ad-free Facebook and Instagram experience, but it might all be bait to have them allow personalized ads.
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Microsoft 365 Copilot Is Now Available To Some Customers For $9,000
Microsoft has announced that its 365 Copilot is available today for business and enterprise customers if they have 300 employees.
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It's Official: YouTube Is Coming For Your Ad Blockers Worldwide
YouTube expands its ad blocker ban worldwide. Here's what happens if you block commercials and how you can avoid the ban.
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The Disney Plus Password Crackdown Has Begun, But No One Knows How It Works
Disney's password-sharing ban for Disney Plus has started in Canada on November 1st - here's what you need to know.
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Google Chrome For iPhone Now Lets You Move The Address Bar To The Bottom - Finally
Google's Chrome for iOS now lets you move the address bar to the top or bottom of the iPhone - here's how to do it.
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