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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This ChatGPT iPhone App Lets You Use GPT-4 For Way Less Than ChatGPT Plus
Pal - A ChatBot Client is an iPhone app that gets you access to the GPT-4 model for a cheaper price than the $20 ChatGPT Plus subscription.
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Mastodon Adds The Ability To Create Lists - Can Threads Rip This Off, Please?
Mastodon has added the ability to create lists of accounts to categorize your feed by area of interest, but it's only available for Android.
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X Premium Users Will Get Demonetized If Their Post Gets Flagged By Community Notes
X owner Elon Musk has announced that the company will demonetize posts that are flagged by Community Notes.
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Ad-Free Facebook And Instagram Plans Were Just Announced, But Only In Europe
After a report said Meta was planning to release ad-free Facebook and Instagram subscriptions to Europe, this is launching in November.
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5 Best Gmail Add-Ons That Everyone Should Try
Gmail is one of Google's best apps, but managing it can be a chore - these five extensions can help you stay on top of your inbox.
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11 iPhone Tricks You Had No Idea Were Added In iOS 17
iOS 17 added several new features to the iPhone. In this article, you'll find 11 iPhone tricks you had no idea were added to your phone.
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Maybe Microsoft Should Make Windows 11 Smartphones
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said he regrets the exit from the mobile business. But maybe the company needs to make Windows 11 phones next.
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Apple Fitness+ Is Adding A Game-Changing Feature
In the first beta of iOS 17.2 (also tvOS 17.2, watchOS 10.2, and iPadOS 17.2), Apple is adding the long-awaited Audio Focus feature.
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X's New Premium Plus Plan Costs A Whopping $16 Per Month — Here's What You Get
X (formerly known as Twitter) has announced a new Premium Plus plan that gives users more features and no ads.
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16 More Infected Android Apps You Need To Delete ASAP
If you find any of these apps on your Android phone or tablet, delete them now because they're actually trojans.
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watchOS 10.2 Beta Lets You Log Health Data With Siri Using On-Device Processing
With watchOS 10.2 beta now available, Apple is adding the ability for Siri to read and log on-device Health requests. Here's how it works.
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Apple Music Might Steal Away Spotify Users Thanks To This iOS 17.2 Feature
With the release of the first beta of iOS 17.2, Apple is previewing what could become one of the best functions available on Apple Music.
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6 Features That macOS Sonoma Is Still Missing A Month After Its Release
A month after macOS Sonoma became available to all Mac users, there are features that Apple promised to release but are still coming later.
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Threads Is Rolling Out Native Support For Posting GIFs And Running Polls
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced that Threads is rolling out native support for posting GIFs and running polls.
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iOS 17.2 Beta 1 Available To Developers As We Wait For These Delayed Features
A day after releasing iOS 17.1 to all users, Apple is now seeding iOS 17.2 beta 1 to developers. Here's what we know about this update.
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macOS 14.2 Beta 1 Available To Developers, But It's Still Missing Key Features
Apple just released macOS 14.1 with a few new features. Now, the company is already seeding macOS Sonoma 14.2 beta 1 to developers.
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watchOS 10.2 Beta 1 Now Available To Developers
After releasing watchOS 10.1 to all users, Apple is already seeding watchOS 10.2 beta 1 to developers. Here's what we know about this update.
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Google Maps Just Got A Big Redesign And Lots Of AI Features
Google just gave Google Maps a big update, including a new design, better AI features, and improved in-app search - what you need to know.
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tvOS 17.1 Now Available For Apple TV With Enhance Dialogue Feature For All HomePod Models
After a month of beta testing, tvOS 17.1 is finally available to Apple TV and HomePod users. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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macOS 14.1 Launches With Apple Music Tweaks And AppleCare Coverage Info
After a month of beta testing, Apple is now releasing macOS 14.1 to all users. Here's everything you need to know about this update.
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watchOS 10.1 Launches For Apple Watch Users With NameDrop And Double-Tap Gesture
watchOS 10.1 is now available with two long-awaited features for Apple Watch users: NameDrop and double-tap gesture.
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Apple just Raised prices of Arcade, TV+, News+, and Apple One
Apple services are getting more expensive. Cupertino is increasing prices for Arcade, TV+, News+, and Apple One bundle prices.
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Proton Pass Is Free For A Full Year, As Secure Password Sharing Launches
Proton Pass deal gets you a free year of Plus access just as Proton announces the Secure Password Sharing feature.
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Apple Pay Later Leaves Early Access, Starts Rolling Out To Everyone
Apple Pay Later is now rolling out to all iPhones and iPads in the US after its early access launch back in March.
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Apple Will Reportedly Overhaul Its TV App To Simplify Video Services
According to a report, Apple will redesign its TV app "in a step toward consolidating the company's various video offerings later this year."
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Google Chrome Will Hide Your IP Address To Prevent Online Tracking
Google wants Google Chrome to hide IP address data to prevent tracking - here's how the IP Protection service might work.
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