Showing posts with category "apps"

How Apps Are Changing Our Everyday Lives

How Apps Are Changing Our Everyday Lives --- Smartphone and tablet applications are so integrated into our daily existence that you probably begin and end

You Can Now Visit Websites Using Only Emojis

You Can Now Visit Websites Using Only Emojis --- Opera's web browser now supports emoji-only URLs, which doesn't sound that useful. OK, let me explain. That

Chrome gets its first new logo in 8 years — come spot the differences

Chrome gets its first new logo in 8 years — come spot the differences --- Google Chrome has a new logo, which was recently rolled out with the

Netflix adds more games, including Riot Games’ otherwise paid title ‘Hextech Mayhem’

Netflix adds more games --- Streaming service Netflix is expanding its gaming lineup once again with the launch of two more titles, which will begin to roll

Apple adds unlisted apps to its App Store

Apple adds unlisted apps to its App Store --- Apple will now let developers distribute unlisted apps through the App Store that only users with a direct link

Apple paid App Store devs $260B — and leeched over $100B from their labor

Apple paid App Store devs $260B — and leeched over $100B from their labor --- At first glance, that’s a breathtakingly impressive number: $260 billion.

Instagram is bringing back its chronological feed

Instagram is working on a version of its app that would show user posts in chronological order, as the app originally did.

Tesla drivers left unable to start their cars after an App outage

Tesla drivers left unable to start their cars -- Tesla drivers say they have been locked out of their cars after an outage struck the carmaker's app. Dozens

Zoom rolls out new advertising program for free accounts

Zoom announced this week that it will be rolling out an advertising program for free Basic users that will show ads on the browser page that users see after a

Windows 11 launches with redesigned start menu

Windows 11 launches with redesigned start menu - Windows 11, the latest version of Microsoft's computer operating system, launches worldwide on Tuesday as a

Microsoft says failed TikTok acquisition was ‘strangest thing’

Microsoft - In August 2020, as President Trump threatened to ban TikTok, the Chinese video app's owner ByteDance approached Microsoft as a possible partner.

Instagram for kids paused after backlash

Instagram for kids paused after backlash - Facebook would use the time to listen to "parents, experts, policymakers and regulators", Instagram head Adam