Apps

Colorful promotional artwork for Netflix Playground showing Elmo and Cookie Monster in the center surrounded by Peppa Pig, a blue elephant with a bird on its head, a pink dinosaur, a playful yellow character, puzzle pieces, crayons, numbers and curved rainbow shapes, with the Netflix Playground logo and App Store and Google Play badges at the bottom.

Netflix rolls out Playground app with ad-free games for kids under eight

A silver iPhone showing the Photos app open to the Library tab, with a grid of colorful beach photos and videos labeled “Library, 1,740 items,” against a light gray background.

How to sort and filter Photos on iPhone

iPhone screen showing the Notes app’s built‑in document scanner capturing a colorful Farmers Market flyer on a wooden background, with flash, filters, and shutter controls visible at the bottom.

How to scan documents in the iPhone Notes app

A traveler standing in a modern airport terminal checks her smartphone next to a red carry‑on suitcase, while an enlarged overlay of the United Airlines mobile app shows TSA security wait times and boarding details.

The United app adds TSA wait predictions and smarter AirTag luggage help

Minimalist Google Messages logo centered on a light grey background, showing an overlapping blue chat bubble icon with a pointed tail and rounded edges.

Samsung confirms the end of Samsung Messages in July 2026

Square promotional graphic for the Storm Radar app showing three smartphones with vivid high-resolution weather radar maps, including a severe storm line and extreme cold warning, plus an on-screen AI Weather Assistant prompt asking, “Will I be impacted by the upcoming storm?”, set against a dark blue background with the Storm Radar logo and wordmark at the top.

Storm Radar’s AI Weather Assistant makes pro forecasts feel personal

Three iPhone screens displaying Flipboard Surf feeds. Left screen shows Rolling Stone Politics feed with red logo, listing 13 sources in 31 feeds, describing politics coverage with navigation options (Sources, Posts, Watch, Read, Listen, Look) and a recent post from Rolling Stone staff. Center screen displays The Oregonian with white logo on dark background, showing 6 sources in 3 feeds with news updates and a post from Nik Streng about sports. Right screen shows FilmFeed by David Imel with a mountain landscape image, displaying 24 sources in 305 feeds with 54 members, describing film photography and podcasts, with a black and white portrait photo below.

Flipboard Surf is your new open social web hub

Dark-themed Raycast launcher window showing a search bar at the top, an upcoming team meeting calendar event, a list of favorite commands like Search Issues and My Schedule, and suggested items including AI Chat, Visual Studio Code, and Clipboard History floating over a blurred pink gradient background.

What is Raycast and why everyone’s using it

Chrome browser tab displaying a product page for a mechanical keyboard while the Google Vids recording overlay in the bottom right shows a person on camera and controls to pause, mute, or finish the screen recording.

Google Vids screen recorder lets you capture any Chrome tab in one click

Minimalist mobile UI mockup showing a beige phone screen with a small phone and laptop icon at the top, the headline “Reach your desktop from your pocket” in large black text, and two buttons below labeled “Get desktop app link” and “Pair with your desktop” on a light background.

Claude AI agents get native computer use on Windows

A wide Opera Neon promotional graphic showing the “MCP Connector” interface centered on a blurred gradient background, with a dialog that says “Connect AI systems to Opera Neon” and toggle for “Allow AI connection,” surrounded by labeled boxes for OpenClaw MCP Client, ChatGPT MCP Client, N8N MCP Client, Claude MCP Client, and Lovable MCP Client connected by dotted lines.

Opera Neon adds MCP Connector for true agentic browsing

Google Drive ransomware detection alert with recovery instructions including account disconnection and file restoration tool guidance.

Google Drive now uses AI to catch ransomware in real time