The Incredible Old-School iTunes Feature I Hope Apple Doesn’t Kill
Time is moving on, as it tends to do, and iTunes–a media suite that made its debut in 2001, almost two decades ago–is potentially on Apple’s chopping…
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It should’ve changed its approach a long time ago if it wanted to reach WeChat’s level Read More
A lot of notebook OEMs have pledged to the Windows 10 on ARM platform and have launched their machines running Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chipsets. Read More
As part of its Cloud Next conference, Google today announced a small but welcome new Google Assistant feature that allows Google’s virtual assistant to finally help you manage your work… Read More
Apple is reportedly investing heavily to get its upcoming Apple Arcade game subscription service off the ground, with the tech giant sinking upwards of $500 million into… Read More
We Were All Free of Facebook’s Iron Grip on the Internet for a Few Hours
Facebook and its subsidiaries Instagram and WhatsApp experienced widespread outages on Sunday for the second time in the past month (and the third time this year), with…
Law enforcement queries of Google’s massive mobile device Location History database, which employees call Sensorvault, has “risen sharply in the past six months,” the New York Times… Read More
Amazon shareholders will vote in May on a proposal to ban the sale of facial recognition technology to governments after beating an attempt by Amazon itself to… Read More
Rebecca Sheppard is a 28-year-old senior product manager at Amazon. She’s been working for the Seattle tech giant for two and a half years. It’s a good… Read More
Microsoft has started notifying some Outlook.com users that a hacker was able to access accounts for months earlier this year. Read More