iPhones and Macs work together seamlessly in all kinds of ways, whether you want to control your Apple phone from your Mac or use it as a webcam. Apple calls this suite of features Continuity, […]
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Claude has always been focused on text and code, but a few days ago, it rolled out image-generation capabilities—ways to get graphics, mock-ups, slideshows and other similar materials created by AI. The suite of tools […]
Samsung’s One UI software for its Galaxy phones comes packed with features and functionality, but there are also several official extra apps made by Samsung that don’t come preinstalled on its phones—and they’re well worth […]
AI-powered digital assistants continue to expand into new areas and add more capabilities at a rapid pace, and alongside the big names in the business, there are also some independent projects worth keeping an eye […]
Gemini has long been able to connect to other Google apps, but earlier this year those integrations were made tighter and more seamless with a feature called Personal Intelligence. Now, Personal Intelligence is expanding into […]
We may earn a commission from links on this page. When you buy a Samsung Galaxy phone, you’re not just getting the standard, stock Android experience as far as software goes: You’re also getting One […]
The aptly named Binge is a new app for iPhones, iPads, and Macs that has set its sights on Letterboxd. Like that popular movie-centric social media platform, Binge gives you a way to track what […]
OpenAI is trying its best to turn ChatGPT into an app platform, so you can access apps such as Adobe Photoshop, Canva, and Apple Music right inside the AI chatbot interface—and now Tubi has arrived […]
You spend a lot of time using the software keyboard on your phone, so it makes sense to make sure it’s a keyboard you’re comfortable with—one that suits both your aesthetic taste and your typing […]
You may know that Reddit can be a treasure trove of useful information and opinion, and that RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a clean and straightforward way to keep up with what’s happening on the […]
YouTube is a melting pot for everything from music videos and movie trailers to wilderness survival tutorials and funny animal clips. You could quite literally spend all day, every day plugged into the app and […]
I’ve been using Pixel phones every day for several years at this point, so I thought I’d discovered every secret menu and hidden feature these Google handsets have to offer—but it turns out I was […]
The integration of Gemini in the navigation mode of Google Maps that was announced last November is now appearing more widely in the apps for Android and iOS, giving you access to the upgraded AI […]
If Steam is one of your gaming apps of choice, then you might not typically spend too much time interacting with the program—you probably want to get straight to the gaming. Take a few minutes […]
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company just had “its best launch week ever” for customers picking up a Mac for the first time, as […]
So you’ve bought yourself a brand new Samsung Galaxy S26. How do you make the most of it? The latest flagship phones from Samsung come with One UI 8.5 installed on board, and there’s plenty […]
Alongside the new emojis, AI playlists, and other goodies that rolled out with iOS 26.4, Apple included a less-welcome upgrade for users in the UK: age verification. Once the update has been installed, anyone in […]
If you’re a regular ChatGPT user, then you’re one of a crowd that’s now around 900 million people strong. It seems that plenty of us are spending significant amounts of time with the AI chatbot, […]
We may earn a commission from links on this page. If you’ve taken a look at the back of your computer monitor or TV lately, you may have noticed there’s a USB port or two […]
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Almost everything we do digitally leaves a trace of some kind, and while it can be useful to look back on this past activity—when trying […]
Google just announced some notable upgrades to the Google Play gaming experience on Windows PCs, with improvements that cover game discovery and purchases, and the news that a broader number of paid titles are now […]
If you have an old Android device lying around your house gathering dust, there are multiple ways to repurpose it—including turning it into a webcam or a dedicated smart home controller. One option that’s perhaps […]
Galaxy phone owners have been able to use Samsung DeX to access a desktop mode for years at this point, and now Google Pixel users have a similar feature to call their own. The latest […]
As a tech journalist who uses Google Docs a lot, I’m used to clicking past various AI prompts and offers of assistance whenever I want to write something with my own human brain. Now, I’m […]
Google may spend more time promoting its Gemini AI chatbot, but NotebookLM (the LM stands for Language Model) is built on the same underlying AI, and it takes the analysis and deep dive features up […]
The dark web has a sinister and foreboding name for a reason. This is a place where all manner of illegal and underhand activity takes place, as well as somewhere internet users can free themselves […]
NotebookLM is Google’s more sophisticated, research-focused AI tool, built on the same underlying models as Gemini but with an interface that’s less chatty and friendly. Like Gemini, it regularly gets upgrades and new features, and […]
Facebook is clearly no longer the hot social media property it once was—younger generations are now far more likely to spend their time on TikTok, Snapchat, or Instagram—but there are still billions of people logging […]
Snapchat launched all the way back in 2011, and has had quite the journey since: It practically invented the stories format that every social media platform uses, and helped drive the shift from public and […]