Against All Odds, Threads Has Turned Into a Serious Rival for X, With 175 Million Monthly Active Users and Counting
ServicesThe milestone is striking, but it comes with some fine print.
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Proton Has Just Launched Its Own End-to-End Encrypted Alternative to Google Docs, Aiming to Become the 'Private Google'
PrivacyEven keystrokes and cursor movements are encrypted.
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Fermata Auto for Android Auto Is So Good That It’s Hard to Believe It’s Free. It Offers YouTube, IPTV, Mobile Videos, and More
AppsFermata Auto is the ultimate toolkit for your Android Auto.
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Four Years Later, Fortnite Is Returning to iOS. This Time, It’ll Be Available Through Epic Games’ Own Store
Video GamesEpic Games is launching its own third-party store on iOS with a big-name game: Fortnite. The store will mark the return of the Fortnite to iPhone.
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Checking Boxes on a Website Is the Internet's Latest Obsession. Yes, It’s Addictive
Video GamesWatch out, it's really addictive.
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Steam Now Comes With Its Own Match Recorder, and It Looks Great. Here’s How It Works
Video GamesIt took its time, but it's finally here. And it is truly incredible.
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Microsoft Is Reverting to Its Old Ways: It's Forcing Users to Use OneDrive Installing Windows 11
AppsMicrosoft is, once again, making controversial decisions without consulting users.
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Say Goodbye to Google’s Search Infinite Scroll. Google Assures Users That Removing It Is a Major Improvement
AppsAccording to Google, this change will improve efficiency by not loading results that the user hasn’t asked for.
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Microsoft Doesn’t Like The Fact That Users Use Local Accounts in Windows 11. So, It Removed the Instructions for Setting Them Up
AppsAnd yet, you'll still be able to use them.
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The European Commission Opens Another Investigation into Apple. The Goal: To See if iOS Is Complying With New Laws
Legislation and RightsApple has already opened up its ecosystem. Now, the European Commission wants to see if it has done so in accordance with the law.
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Google Maps Has Been Tracking Our Movements for Years. Now, That Data Will Be More Accessible to Us Than Ever
AppsYour location history will no longer be stored on Google’s servers in the cloud but on your own device.
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Why Google Maps Doesn’t Suggest the Shortest Route and Insists You Take a Detour to Reach Your Destination
MobilityGoogle Maps focuses on making the trip faster and more efficient, even if the route is sometimes longer.
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Your Samsung Galaxy Has a Secret Button on the Back. Here’s What You Can Do With It
AppsSamsung Galaxy phones have an extra “button” on the back that allows you to open apps, take screenshots, and more.
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Apple Has Integrated the Reminders App Into Calendar. You'll Need to Know the Difference to Avoid Chaos
AppsKnowing how to separate tasks and events is key to preventing a chaotic app that detracts rather than adds value.
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The iPad Finally Has a Calculator App. It Only Took 14 Years
AppsApple didn’t want to add a calculator to the iPad because it purportedly couldn’t take advantage of the device's larger screen.
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All the New Features in iOS 18: An Unmistakable Taste of Android in a System That Finally Brings AI to iPhone
AppsiOS 18 looks more like Android than ever: It has custom icons, a game mode, and a gallery reminiscent of Google Photos.
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Instagram Is Testing Out Ads You Won’t Be Able to Skip
AppsOne thing's clear: No one is going to like them.
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In the AI Era, Microsoft Will Need Those Who Turned Their Backs on It in the Mobile Era: Developers
Business and EconomicsPoor developer support doomed the Windows Phone. Microsoft can’t afford to let the same thing happen again with AI.
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How to ‘Dumb Down’ Your Phone: These Apps Want You to Be Less Glued to Its Small Screen
SmartphonesOur smartphones grab all our attention, but there are methods to render them more monotonous, basic, and uninteresting.
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