Proton's New Family Plan Is Tempting Me To Spend Even More On Encryption
Proton launched a new Proton Family Plan that gives access to Mail, Calendar, Drive, VPN, and Pass encrypted apps to up to 6 users
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Google Finally Convinced Me To Customize Chrome With This New Feature
Google's new Customize Chrome feature makes it easier to change the theme and the color scheme, and hide shortcuts and cards.
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Comcast Launches Budget Cable Streaming Service NOW TV For $20 A Month
Comcast has announced NOW TV, a half-cable, half Peacock streaming service exclusively available for its internet customers.
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Portal App For Mac Uses Immersive Spatial Audio To Offer A New Take On Productivity Apps
Portal for Mac is another take by indie developers from Portal Labs to expand its well-being app to take full advantage of spatial audio.
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Uber Will Now Let You Book A Waymo Self-Driving Car Through Its App
Waymo and Uber have announced that they are teaming up together to offer self-driving taxis through the car hailing app.
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Microsoft Is Bringing Copilot To Windows, And I'm Sad For Cortana
Microsoft has announced that it is bringing Copilot to the taskbar to make it, rather than Cortana, the future of a Windows assistant.
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There's A Little Tennis Game Hiding In Google Search, And I Guarantee You Can't Win
Google has a great tennis game in Google Search, one that you probably won't be able to beat - here's what you need to know about it.
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Apple Releases WWDC 2023 Schedule
In less than two weeks, Apple will kick off the WWDC 2023 conference. The Cupertino firm has revealed the June 6-9 schedule.
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Showtime Is About To Make Paramount Plus More Expensive, But It's Still A Steal
Paramount has announced that its prices will increase when it integrates Showtime into the streaming service.
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Final Cut Pro And Logic Pro Now Available For iPad, Here's How To Get Them
A couple of weeks ago, Apple announced that Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro apps were finally coming to the iPad. Now, the apps are available
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Max Launches With Opening Day Bugs And A New 'Ultimate Ad-Free' Streaming Tier
Max is officially here and with it the usual opening day issues and a brand new tier of service that costs more than ever.
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It's Too Early For iPhone 16 Pro Leaks And I Hope This One Is Fake
The iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max leaks saying Apple will increase the scree sizes are piling up, and I really hope they’re fake.
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iOS 16.6 Beta Has iMessage Contact Key Verification - Here's What That Means
The iOS 16.6 beta brings iMessage Contact Key Verification to iPhone - here’s what the security feature is all about.
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Netflix Is Making Some Long-Overdue Changes To Its App That Power Users Will Love
The Netflix app is adding a new "Coming Soon" row, as well as more granular sorting abilities for the "My List" feature.
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You Can Now Buy A Beer Without An ID Using Amazon's Palm Recognition Tech
Amazon One is rolling out age verification that now enables customers to purchase alcohol without showing their ID.
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You Can Finally Edit Messages On WhatsApp
WhatsApp has launched the ability to edit a message shortly after you send it, finally catching up to iMessage and, dare I say, Twitter.
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Is Your Apple Watch Screen Tinted Green After The watchOS 9.5 Update? You're Not Alone
After updating to watchOS 9.5, some users are noticing that the screen on their Apple Watch is now tinted gray or green.
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Venmo Teen Accounts Are Coming To Entice Teens Away From Cash App
Venmo has announced that it is rolling out accounts specifically for teens, but I'm not sure teens actually want it.
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Here's How iOS 17 Might Let You Securely Unlock An iPhone With Just Your Voice
Apple has the tech in place to offer secure iPhone unlocks via Siri voice commands - here's how iOS 17 could do it.
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Meta Hit With Record-Breaking $1.3 Billion Fine Over Facebook Data Transfers
Meta hit with record-breaking $1.3 billion fine in Europe for Facebook user data privacy violations - here's what you need to know.
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iOS 17 Probably Won't Have A ChatGPT-Like Siri Upgrade, But I Have High Hopes For The Future
Apple is ramping up hiring for generative AI products, but don't expect iPhone native ChatGPT-like features inside iOS 17's Siri.
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How To Unlock Your iPhone If You Forget Your PIN Or Passcode
If you forget the iPhone's PIN or passcode, you'll be locked out - here's how to unlock a disabled iPhone or iPad.
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How To Register A New Domain Name From The iPhone Settings App
Apple lets you buy a custom email domain directly from the iPhone Settings app - here's what you need to know and how to do it.
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How To Turn Google Bard AI Into An App On Your iPhone Home Screen
Google Bard is available for free in 180 countries. Here’s how to create your own iPhone app for Google’s ChatGPT alternative.
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Snapchat Dark Mode: How To Enable It On iOS And Android
To enable Snapchat dark mode on your Android device, open your Settings app, and scroll down to "About phone". Select software information...
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iPhone's Emergency SOS Feature Saves A Group Of Lost Hikers In California
A group of hikers were rescued in Southern California after they used the iPhone 14's SOS via satellite feature to call emergency services.
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If This Is Instagram's Twitter Competitor, I'm Ready To Jump Ship
We have our first look at what could be Instagram's upcoming text-based app that could become a competitor to Twitter.
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