Foldable iPhone May Have A Wraparound Display And No Physical Buttons
Apple's new patent describes sensor technology for placing touch-based buttons on a foldable iPhone design featuring a wraparound display.
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Apple Pay Later Launches Soon, Here's How It Works
Announced last year, Apple Pay Later seems almost ready to be released. A report says it will be available in the next few weeks.
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15-Inch MacBook Air To Feature An M2 Chip Like The Smaller Model
A report says Apple's upcoming 15-inch MacBook Air will feature the same M2 processor as the smaller model - what you need to know.
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Facebook Will Tell You How It Uses AI To Determine What Ads You See
Meta has announced that it is going to be more transparent about how it uses artificial intelligence to determine what ads you see.
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U.S. Air Force Used AI To Pilot A Fighter Jet For 17 Hours
The United States Air Force successfully used artificial intelligence to pilot a specialized training jet for 17 hours.
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ChatGPT Is Nearly Capable Of Passing The US Medical Licensing Exam
According to a recent study, ChatGPT is capable of passing the US Medical Licensing Exam, but there are a few major caveats.
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Privacy Sandbox, Android's Privacy-Focused Ad Technology, Is Rolling Out In Beta
Google has started to roll out Privacy Sandbox, its advertising privacy technology, to members of its beta program.
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Apple TV: Top Tips And Tricks To Master Apple's Streaming Media Player
f you own an Apple TV, there are several things you can do to improve your experience with Apple's set-top box. Here are some tips.
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Ending Netflix Password Sharing Is Smart, So Stop Stealing And Complaining
Netflix's plan to curb password-sharing might be annoying, but the company is right to stop the practice - here's why.
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ChatGPT In Microsoft Bing Goes Off The Rails, Spews Depressive Nonsense
Microsoft brought Bing back from the dead with the OpenAI ChatGPT integration. Unfortunately, users are still finding it very buggy.
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How To Use ChatGPT In The Opera Browser
Opera is adding a ChatGPT feature to its browser that will let you shorten web pages and articles - here's how to use it.
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Galaxy S23 Has A Secret Battery Charging Mode For When You're Playing Games
The Galaxy S23 phones feature a secret battery charging mode for playing games - here’s what it means and how you can use it.
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Alert: iOS 16.3.1 Breaks The Google Photos App On iPhone
Don't download iOS 16.3.1 if you use Google Photos - the software update breaks the app and causes it to crash when it opens.
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You Might Have To Pay To Watch TikTok In The Future
TikTok is reportedly working on adding paywalling features to its service, allowing creators to charge followers to watch a video.
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Apple HomePod (2023) Review: An Unexpected Comeback
The new HomePod takes the original model and gives it some new smart features and more. But it's still an expensive buy -- is it worth it?
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Google's Own Employees Think Bard, Its ChatGPT Competitor, Is Being 'Rushed'
Google employees are reportedly unhappy with the "rushed" and "botched" announcement of Bard, its ChatGPT competitor.
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2022 App Of The Year 'BeReal' Is Adding Spotify Integration
Considered the 2022 App of the Year by Apple, the social media app BeReal is planning to bring Spotify integration for posts.
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iPhone 15 And 15 Plus Might Get A Big Camera Redesign
A leaker says the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus will have larger camera bumps - here’s why the design change makes sense.
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Google Search Boss' ChatGPT Warning Would've Worked Best Before Bard's Big Fumble
Google Search chief warns that chatbots like ChatGPT and Bard can deliver 'hallucinations,' or incorrect answers that look genuine.
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15-Inch MacBook Air Could Be Released In Early April
A 15-inch MacBook Air is about to come true, as a new report indicates it could launch in early April. The information comes from Ross Young.
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iPhone 14 Pro Max Costs Apple 3.7% More To Make Than iPhone 13 Pro Max
Apple charges at least $1,099 for the iPhone 14 Pro Max. But how much does it actually cost the company to produce its flagship phone?
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Apple Denies Claim That A Maps Bug Shared User Locations Without Consent
A few weeks after a report said an Apple Maps bug was sharing users' location with apps without consent, Apple has denied this claim.
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New M3 iMac Could Launch By The End Of 2023
Another report corroborates that Apple will launch an M3 iMac by the end of this year at the earliest or the beginning of 2024.
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iPhone Hardware Subscription Program Reportedly Delayed Again
Apple has been working on an iPhone hardware subscription program for a while now. A release date for this service is still unknown.
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Microsoft's ChatGPT Bing Search Is Rolling Out To Users
Microsoft's ChatGPT Bing search service has started rolling out to users who registered - here's what you need to know.
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Here's Why The iPhone 14 Plus Outperforms The iPhone 13 Pro Max
Thanks to a cooling design change, the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus might be faster than the iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max.
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Apple Can't Stop Thinking About An Apple Watch With Camera
Over the last few years, Apple has been granted three patents regarding an Apple Watch with a camera. Here's the latest.
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