Google Bans 151 Dangerous Android Apps for Stealing through a Scam Campaign so Delete them Immediately
by Google has removed 151 dangerous Android apps from the Google Play Store for ripping off consumers for as much as $40 per month…
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Google is Finally Eliminating One of its Most Quirky Design Elements on YouTube for Android
Google is doing away with the strange, somewhat distracting, and useless bottom boundary bar that appears on YouTube for Android…
Yes, it’s True, Adobe has Released Basic Web Versions of Photoshop and Illustrator
Adobe has finally taken the steps to bring its wildly popular Photoshop and Illustrator media editing suites to the web, but in limited capacity…
Millions of Microsoft Team Users are about to Get Hit with a Sudden, Nasty Surprise
Microsoft has quietly announced it will end support for older versions of Android that run on Microsoft Teams, starting next March…
Rumor has It Instagram will Add a Shortcut to Open Facebook Directly from within its App
Facebook will be fused more closely to Instagram, if reports are true, as the latter is working on an in-app shortcut to launch the flagship…
Facebook Finally Launches its Digital Wallet but Don’t Expect to Use it Anytime Soon
Facebook just recently rolled out its digital wallet called Novi, which features Paxos stable-coin, and not Diem cryptocurrency…
Google is About to Bring Chrome OS and Android Apps Closer Together
Google is about to integrate Chrome OS deeper with Android, allowing people to open mobile apps directly on Chromebooks seamlessly…
Google Starts Experimenting with Search Results that Act a Lot Like Social Media Feeds
Google is conducting a trial that brings continuous scrolling to search results in the US on mobile, mimicking social media news feeds…
Microsoft’s First Update to Windows 11 Triggers AMD CPU Performance Issues
Microsoft released its first update for Windows 11, causing previous issues with AMD to actually get worse, but it’s aiming to fix the problems soon…
ICYMI: Twitter On the Web Now Supports Soft Blocking for All Users
Twitter is making a new feature for its web client available to anyone — soft blocking — after extensively testing the tool last month…
Yes, Facebook Finally Banned the Developer who Created the “Unfollow Everything” Tool Permanently
Facebook has forever barred developer Louis Barclay for building and distributing a browser extension called “Unfollow Everything”…
YouTube Wants to Know if Pinpointing the Most Popular Parts of a Video will Interest Viewers
YouTube is running a test to determine if highlighting the most interesting parts of a video will appeal to viewers watching the same media…
Mozilla Puts Privacy and Speed at the Top of its Firefox Web Browser Experience
Mozilla completely redesigned its Firefox browser earlier this year, and now, it’s increasing its privacy protections and its destination speed…
Netflix Subscribers can Now Access the Streamer’s ‘Play Something’ Feature on Android Devices
Netflix is rolling out its Play Something automatic shuffle feature to Android now, and is also testing the same playback option for iOS…
The FCC is Trying to Make SIM Swapping Scams much Harder to Commit
The Federal Communications Commission is taking additional steps to combat SIM swapping scams with proposed new mobile carrier rules…
Yes, it’s Now Possible to Rate and Review Apple Apps on the Apple App Store
Apple now allows users to post reviews and rate Apple apps on the Apple App Store, something that’s long-been conspicuously absent…