Finding it hard to keep track of the FIFA Women's World Cup games and schedules? Learn how to subscribe to a calendar to add the 2023 World Cup schedule to your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Google has now quietly released its iPhone app on the App Store, dubbed Switch to Android, aimed at those who'd switch to the search giant's mobile operating system.
Apple-owned Beats has announced a pair of new features for Android owners.
New features in Adobe's Premiere Pro and After Effects include native support for M1 Macs, Scene Detection, AI-powered Auto Color and more.
Apple has released iMovie 3.0 for iOS, bringing templates that let anyone, not just real video editors, create engaging footage in popular social media formats.
The Mac image-editing software Pixelmator Pro has picked up major new features such as effects layers, color adjustments, scrubby zoom and other improvements.
Google is rolling out picture-in-picture support in the YouTube app to all iPhone and iPad users in the US, including those not subscribed to YouTube Premium.
Welcome back for another episode of our Apps of the Week roundup. This week we have a digital makeup assistant, an emoji-focused goal and mood tracker, and a handy app for guitar players. And as always, we've selected a great game for you to check out.
Learn what happens when you use Twitter's unfollow feature which it says helps control unwanted attention on the platform by letting you leave a tweet conversation.
Learn why images, videos and animated GIFs from WhatsApp chats with disappearing messages enabled are no longer automatically saved to your iPhone's Photos library, and how to manage this setting going forward.
To make sure you understand the implications of each control, Google's Chrome browser has launched a new Privacy Guide on desktop. It's basically a one-stop shop that walks you through tightening your privacy in a step-by-step fashion.
HBO Max is revamping its buggy Apple TV app that's prone to crashes to be more stable and faster. New features are coming, too.