How To Stop People From Downloading Your Instagram Reels
Instagram rolled out download support for public Reels - here's how to stop anyone from downloading your videos.
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Ex-Google Maps Designer Hates The New Design, And It's Not Just The Colors
A former Google Maps designer reviews the new design, criticizing the increasingly cluttered navigation experience - check it out.
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AI Breakthrough That Could Threaten Humanity Might Have Been Key To Sam Altman's Firing
A big OpenAI AI breakthrough called Q* (Q-Star) that could threaten humanity might have convinced the board to fire Sam Altman.
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Apple Music App NowPlaying Updated With Revamped Apple Watch App And Interactive Widgets
Apple Music client NowPlaying has been updated with some of the most important iOS 17 and watchOS 10 features.
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Mastodon Thinks Its New Reply Prompts Will Encourage Better Conversations
Mastodon announced a new feature that will nudge users to be respectful when starting a conversation with new users.
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Windows Hello Fingerprint Authentication Isn't As Strong As Microsoft Thought
A group of security researchers managed to hack the Windows Hello fingerprint systems while testing its strength for Microsoft.
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Google Bard AI Can Now Watch YouTube Videos For You
Google has announced that Bard, its ChatGPT competitor, is now able to understand certain aspects of YouTube videos.
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How To Stop OpenAI From Using Your ChatGPT Chats To Train AI In Just 3 Minutes
It’s very easy to stop your ChatGPT chat data from training future models - here’s where you find the hidden privacy setting.
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Procreate Dreams Arrives On iPad For The 'Next-Generation Of Storytellers'
After teasing the release of Procreate Dreams, Procreate just released its new iPad app for "the next generation of storytellers."
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Anthropic's ChatGPT Rival, Claude 2, Just Got A Massive Upgrade
Anthropic's ChatGPT rival just received its Claude 2.1 update, allowing it to upload and analyze longer documents with fewer errors.
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Wondering How Google Maps Prevents Review-Bombing? Google Just Pulled Back The Curtain
Google Maps will not let you review certain places like prisons and police stations - here's how Google protects you against fake content.
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iPhone 16 Still Won't Bring Back Touch ID, Report Claims
Almost prior to every iPhone generation announcement, reports claim Apple is testing a version with Touch ID. It's not going to happen.
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Grid Studio Has Deals On iPhone And Game Boy Frames For Black Friday
Grid Studio, popular for framing iPhones, other Apple products, and gaming devices, has kicked out its Black Friday deals.
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Ultimate Guide: How To Create Shared Albums On Your iPhone
If you're on a trip, at a family dinner, or just enjoying the holiday season, creating a shared album on your iPhone is the best option.
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Photomator Now Supports HDR Content Editing On iPhone 15
Photomator is releasing support for HDR content editing on iPhone 15, iPhone 14 Pro, and Macs and iPads with HDR displays.
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Here's Why You Should Use Apple Pay Instead Of A Credit Card This Holiday Season
Black Friday is just around the corner. If you're starting your shopping for this holiday season, don't forget to use Apple Pay.
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ChatGPT Voice Chat Is What I Want From Siri On The iPhone - Here's How To Use It
ChatGPT now supports voice chats on iPhone and Android - here's how to enable it and what happens once you start talking to the chatbot.
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Tim Cook Says A Succession Plan Is In Place For When He Retires
Apple CEO Tim Cook recently divulged that a succession plan is already in place for the day when he steps down.
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YouTube's Ad Crackdown Could Cause 'Suboptimal Viewing,' Google Admits
Google is aware that its YouTube ad crackdown could make your viewing experience worse if you try to use ad blockers, but it doesn't care.
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Apple Manufacturers Improve Decarbonization Process, But Not Foxconn
Apple aims to become carbon neutral by 2030. But a Greenpeace study shows that the company's manufacturers are still struggling with that.
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iPhone 16 Pro Rumored To Get A Tetraprism Camera With 5x Zoom
The iPhone 16 Pro will get its own tetraprism camera next year, and we have more proof that the zoom upgrade is imminent.
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Black Friday Indie App Sale Has Over 200 Discounted Apps For iPhone, iPad, And Mac
Black Friday is just around the corner, and there's an Indie App Sales going through this week, so you can redeem special offers.
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Satya Nadella Doesn't Know If Sam Altman Actually Works For Microsoft
Satya Nadella implied Sam Altman might not work for Microsoft, and the CEO says he doesn't know why OpenAI fired him.
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How To Get Copilot On Windows 10
Learn how to enable Copilot on Windows 10 systems without having to wait for Microsoft to fully release it.
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Vision Pro Rumored For March Release, And That's Bad News For International Buyers Like Me
Apple will start selling the Vision Pro next March, according to an insider's release date estimate - what you need to know.
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iPhone 16 And 16 Plus Might Only Have 60Hz Displays, But That's Good News
A new rumor says the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus will feature 60Hz displays instead of 120Hz ProMotion screens - here’s why that’s not a problem.
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Sketchy Rumor Suggests Dynamic Island Could Come To iPads
Leaker suggests the iPad could feature Dynamic Island in a future iteration. But how could that work? Here's what we know.
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