iOS 17 Might Support iPhone App Sideloading In Europe, And I Absolutely Hate It
Apple will supposedly bring sideloading app support to iPhone and iPad users in Europe via iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 - what you need to know.
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Apple Card Savings Account Could Launch Soon
After soft releasing Apple Pay Later, the Cupertino firm could be readying the Apple Card Savings account launch.
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Huge New iOS 17 Leak May Detail Upcoming New iPhone Features
A new leak provides us with a closer look at what new iOS 17 features we can expect to see Apple unveil at WWDC in June.
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As Twitter And Meta Start Charging, LinkedIn Rolls Out Free Verification To All Users
As Meta and Twitter put verification behind paywalls, LinkedIn has announced it is rolling out free verification to its users.
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Want To Watch Max In 4K? You'll Have To Pay Extra For That
One of the details Warner Bros. Discovery revealed today is that subscribers will be paying even more if they want to stream in 4K.
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Peacock Launches On Meta Quest And Promises A VR Experience For The Office
Meta has announced that users are now able to stream Peacock with a new app for the Meta Quest 2 and the Meta Quest Pro.
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Elon Musk Calls To Defund NPR After It Quits Twitter
NPR has announced that it will longer post its content on Twitter, becoming the first major news organization in the U.S. to do so.
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Honor Magic5 Pro Review: Competing With The Best
The Honor Magic5 Pro delivers on its promise of top-tier performance, a stunning camera, and a beautiful display. The only problem? Price.
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Android 14 Beta 1 Released For Pixel 7 And More Pixel Phones
Google released Android 14 public beta 1, and you can download it on Pixel 7 Pro and older Pixels right now - here's what you need to know.
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These 2 Gmail Inbox Features You're Not Using Will Probably Change Your Life For The Better
Organizing your Gmail emails might be a nightmare, but Labels and Stars can do wonders for your inbox - here’s how to use them.
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Pixelmator Changes Name To Photomator As It Adds New AI-Powered iOS Features
Pixelmator is now called Photomator. This rebrand comes with an iOS and iPadOS update that also adds a new AI-powered function.
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Strava Fitness App Adds Spotify Integration In Latest Update
Strava, one of the most popular fitness trackers for iPhone and Apple Watch, has announced an integration with Spotify.
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Substack Launches Tweets — Wait, Erm, Notes — To Challenge Twitter
Substack has officially launched its Notes feature which is basically tweets with more formatting options.
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Steve Jobs Archive Releases Free Book Collecting Jobs' Speeches, Interviews, And More
Now, the "Make Something Wonderful - Steve Jobs in his own words" is available to everyone on Apple Books, Libby app, and more.
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Android Can Now Auto-Archive All Of The Apps You Never Use
Google has announced a new feature that will auto-archive your unused apps on Android, saving up to 60% of storage space.
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OpenAI Will Pay You Up To $20,000 To Find A Bug In ChatGPT
OpenAI has officially launched its own bug bounty program which will pay researchers up to $20,000 for discovered issues.
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Google Maps Is Launching A Ton Of Updates For Navigating National Parks
Google has announced that, over the course of April, it will release four new updates to make navigating national parks easier.
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Google Bard Gets First Major Update - Here Are The New Features
Google launched the first big update for Bard this week, boosting its math and logic skills and improving the 'Google it' button.
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Apple Changes How Developers Download macOS And watchOS Betas
Apple is now changing how developers can download macOS and watchOS beta with the latest test version of both operating systems.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Update Adds RT: Overdrive Mode, But Your PC Probably Can't Handle It
Ray Tracing: Overdrive Mode is now available for Cyberpunk 2077, but you'll need a ridiculously powerful computer to run it.
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Digits By The New York Times Might Become My New Math Puzzle Obsession
Forget Wordle, the New York Times has a new math game called Digits that can become equally addictive - here's how to play it.
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If You Use Google Chrome On Your Apple Devices, Your Privacy Is At Risk
Google Chrome is one of the most popular browsers available. But if you use an Apple device and care about privacy, you should stop using it.
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Pixel 8 Release Date Nears, Might Use AI To Handle Spam Calls And No Caller ID
Google is teasing AI-enhanced Call Screen features to block spam calls, and the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro might get them.
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Kuo: Apple Still Working On 27-Inch miniLED Display For Next Year
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo contradicted Young's report by saying Apple is still planning to release a 27-inch miniLED external display.
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15-Inch MacBook Air Doesn't Need The M3 To Become A Best-Selling Laptop
The 15-inch MacBook Air might release in late April or May without an M3 chip - here's why that won't matter.
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Meta Verified Forces You To Display Your Legal Name On Facebook And Instagram
Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, is forcing its paid verified customers to display their legal name on their profile.
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Snapchat Lenses Are Coming To Make Your Microsoft Teams Call Less Productive
Microsoft has announced that it is bringing some of the most popular Snapchat filters to Microsoft Teams, it's video conferencing app.
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