Apple Releases watchOS 9.6 And tvOS 16.6 To All Users
Two months after beta testing with no notable features, Apple is releasing watchOS 9.6 and tvOS 16.6 to all users. Here's what we know.
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macOS Ventura 13.5 Now Available With Fix For iPod Shuffle Sync
With a small iOS 16.6 update now available to iPhone users, Apple is also releasing macOS Ventura 13.5 with no notable updates.
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iOS 16.6 Now Available To iPhone And iPad Users With Several Improvements
Apple started beta testing iOS 16.6 by the end of May. Two months later, the Cupertino firm is now releasing it to all users.
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Nothing Phone (2) Review: Adding A Little Charm
The long-awaited Nothing Phone (2) is finally here, and on paper, it has a lot to offer. How does it perform in the real world?
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Apple Wants A Bezel-Less iPhone, And We Finally Have An Idea Of When It Might Launch
Apple has requested Samsung Display and LG Display to develop a bezel-less OLED panel for an upcoming iPhone.
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Netflix Reportedly Isn't Developing An Apple Vision Pro App
Apple Vision Pro launches in early 2024. While Disney plays a big role in this machine's success, Netflix doesn't seem so interested in it.
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ChatGPT's Late Arrival On Android Is One More Reason I Won't Ditch My iPhone
OpenAI announced that the ChatGPT app for Android will be released this week, a couple of months after the iPhone app rolled out.
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iPhone 15 Pro Again Rumored To Get A Possible Price Hike, But No Delay Expected
New report corroborates that the iPhone 15 Pro models could cost more, as Apple wants to increase revenue despite shipping fewer units.
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Twitter Is Officially Dead As Elon Musk Changes Name To X
Elon Musk changed the name of Twitter to X, and the blue bird logo is also dead - what you need to know about Twitter's big transformation.
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How To Blur The Background Of iPhone Photos
You can easily blur and unblur the background of an iPhone photo as long as you know a few key tips - here’s what you have to do.
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Never Be Late For An Appointment Again With This Apple Watch Trick
The Apple Watch has a convenient time feature that lets you set the clock a few minutes ahead of the real time to avoid being late again.
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tvOS 17's Enhance Dialogue Is A Game-Changing Feature For Apple TV And HomePod
With tvOS 17 and HomePod Software Version 17 now available to public beta testers, I could finally test Enhance Dialogue. Here's how it went.
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Spotify Is About To Hike The Price Of Its Premium Plan, But You'll Pay It
Twelve years after its launch in the country, Spotify is set to raise the price of its Premium plan in the United States.
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ChatGPT App Coming To Android Next Week, And You Can Pre-Register Now
OpenAI announced on Friday that ChatGPT is coming to Android next week. You can pre-register for the app on Google Play.
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Hands-On With iOS 17's Apple Fitness+ Custom Plans Feature
iOS 17 brings several features for iPhone users, and Apple Fitness+ subscribers can take advantage of Custom Plans. Here's how it works.
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iPhone 15 Pro Isn't Even Out, But You Should Decide Right Now If You Want One
A new report says buying an iPhone 15 Pro or 15 Pro Max on release date might be challenging - here's why.
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ChatGPT Will Remember Who You Are, And What You Did Last Summer
ChatGPT will know and remember who you are and what you like as long as you pay for the Plus subscription - how it works.
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iOS 17's StandBy Mode Is The Best Feature I'll Never Use On My iPhone
During the WWDC 2023 keynote, Apple introduced StandBy mode, a new "full-screen" iPhone experience that will be made available with iOS 17.
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You Can Now Live Stream Your Meta Quest VR Games On Facebook
Meta has released the latest software update for the Meta Quest and brought Twitch-like streaming to Facebook to the headset.
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Mind-Blowing AI Can Make A Video Of You Dancing Using Just One Photo
Brand new generative AI software called DisCo can create dance videos from one single photo - here's how it works.
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Amazon's Palm Authentication Tech Is Coming To Every Whole Foods In The U.S.
Amazon has announced that it will be launching its palm authentication technology in all 500+ Whole Foods stores in the United States.
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Twitter Wants To Take On LinkedIn With Job Postings
Twitter may be setting its sights on LinkedIn, as the social media site is apparently testing a new job posting feature for organizations.
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Proton Pass Finally Lets You Save Credit Card Info With A New Update
Proton Pass password manager can save credit card data in addition to passwords - here’s what you need to know.
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iPhone 15 Might Not Get A Spectacular Battery Tech Upgrade After All
I'm unlikely to upgrade to one of Apple's iPhone 15 models because the iPhone 14 Pro is still an incredible device that should be good…
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How I Auto-Adjust iPhone Volume To Protect My Hearing
The iPhone doesn't have per-app volume settings, but there's a way to set the sound level automatically - here's how to create automations.
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YouTube Premium Subscription Cost Increases To $13.99
Google has quietly increased YouTube Premium subscription cost - here’s what the mid-July 2023 prike hike means for you.
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Licensing Its Self-Driving Technology To Other Automakers Could Be Tesla's Next Big Move
Elon Musk says that Tesla is talking to at least one other automaker about licensing its self-driving technology.
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