Apps
Keynote, Numbers, and Pages jump to version 14–here’s what’s new
Apple has released version 14.0 of its iWork apps: Keynote Numbers, and Pages. The updates are →
How to use Mac Recovery Mode
macOS Recovery (often referred to as Mac Recovery Mode) was introduced back in 2010 with OS →
How to open a Mac app from an unidentified developer
Some complain about Apple’s walled garden, or if you prefer a less flowery term: closed platform. →
Microsoft could make a big change to part of the Windows 11 Start menu – one you might love or hate
Microsoft could be reworking a major part of the Start menu in Windows 11, or at →
How to switch tabs with your keyboard in Windows 11
You may not have realised it but there are a bunch of handy ways to use →
iOS 18 leak shows off a new visionOS-inspired facelift for the Camera app
Now that we know when WWDC will be, the rumors about what Apple will announce during →
iOS 17.5 beta is now available with app downloads from websites in EU
It’s been a month since the release of iOS 17.4, which introduced a few minor tweaks →
Meta Quest Pro 2: everything we know about the Apple Vision Pro competitor
Meta’s Quest 3 may be less than a year old, but Meta appears to be working →
Google may have been storing your incognito browsing data and now they’ve agreed to delete it
Google’s apparently been storing your Chrome incognito browsing data, and now they’ve finally agreed to delete →
OpenAI’s new voice synthesizer can copy your voice from just 15 seconds of audio
OpenAI has been rapidly developing its ChatGPT generative AI chatbot and Sora AI video creator over →
How to schedule an email in Outlook
Scheduling an email is a really useful feature found on Outlook and many other email providers. →
End password chaos with 1Password
1Password is one of the oldest and most reputable password managers on the market. They offer →
The first beta of macOS 14.5 is here at long last
Nearly four weeks after Apple released macOS Sonoma 14.4 to all users, the first beta for →
Chrome’s new Declutter tool may soon help manage your 100 plus open tabs
Recent evidence suggests Chrome on Android may receive a new Tab Declutter tool to help people →
Vision Pro put me on the MLS playoffs field and it was so real I could almost smell the grass and taste the champagne
Apple Vision Pro excels at something few other devices can do: deep immersion and hyper-realistic experiences →
New Mac malware targets users with legit-looking ads, meeting links
Jamf Threat Labs has published a new report on infostealer malware that targets macOS users. The →
Shocker! Podcaster claims Apple prioritizes paid shows over free ones
In a perfect walled garden, every digital good and service would be on a level playing →
Want Windows 11’s old Task Manager back? It’s easy – here’s how
If you miss the older design of Task Manager in Windows 11, there’s good news – →
Meta’s Smart Glasses will get a sci-fi upgrade soon, but they’re still not smart enough
There’s a certain allure to smart glasses that bulky mixed-reality headsets lack. Meta’s Ray-Ban Smart Glasses →
Microsoft confirms when WordPad will be tossed on the scrapheap – later this year with Windows 11 24H2
It’s now official that when Windows 11’s big 24H2 update rolls around later this year, we’ll →
Elon Musk brings controversial AI chatbot Grok to more X users in bid to halt exodus
Premium subscribers of all tiers for the X social media platform will soon gain access to →
What is Sora? The new OpenAI tool explained
Artificial intelligence is a divisive topic, with some celebrating the advances in the technology and others →
WWDC24: One new feature we want for each OS update
It’s official—WWDC24 will kick off on June 10 with Apple’s biggest keynote of the year. As →
Google accidentally confirms RCS isn’t coming to the iPhone until iOS 18
Google is just as excited about RCS on the iPhone as we are—so much so that →
Windows 11’s next major feature drop is available now – for those brave enough to grab a preview update
Windows 11’s next feature update known as ‘Moment 5’ is now rolling out, albeit it’s still →
Google Gemini AI looks like it’s coming to Android tablets and could coexist with Google Assistant (for now)
Google’s new generative AI model, Gemini, is coming to Android tablets. Gemini AI has been observed →
Microsoft says all AI laptops will have a dedicated Copilot button – but I don’t want that
Get ready, suckers, because the AI PC train is building up to full speed, engines burning →
What is Google Gemini 1.5? Latest AI model is insanely powerful
What is Google Gemini 1.5? Google is excited about its latest enhancements to Google Gemini AI →
Windows 11 is a confusing mishmash of old and new – and that means Microsoft needs to make some difficult decisions
There’s been a lot of internet chatter recently about the revelation that the Format drive window →
Want to skip to the good bit of a video? YouTube is testing a smart AI feature for that
I’ve been increasingly driven to distraction by YouTube’s ever-more-aggressive delivery of adverts before, during and after →