Apps

It took its time, but it's finally here. And it is truly incredible.

Microsoft is, once again, making controversial decisions without consulting users.

According to Google, this change will improve efficiency by not loading results that the user hasn’t asked for.

And yet, you'll still be able to use them.

Apple has already opened up its ecosystem. Now, the European Commission wants to see if it has done so in accordance with the law.

Your location history will no longer be stored on Google’s servers in the cloud but on your own device.

Google Maps focuses on making the trip faster and more efficient, even if the route is sometimes longer.

Samsung Galaxy phones have an extra “button” on the back that allows you to open apps, take screenshots, and more.

Knowing how to separate tasks and events is key to preventing a chaotic app that detracts rather than adds value.

Apple didn’t want to add a calculator to the iPad because it purportedly couldn’t take advantage of the device's larger screen.

iOS 18 looks more like Android than ever: It has custom icons, a game mode, and a gallery reminiscent of Google Photos.

One thing's clear: No one is going to like them.