Apps

Three iPhone smartphones displaying a Apple Sports app interface. The left iPhone shows an Apple Sports screen, featuring My Teams and a list of various scores across various leagues and sports, the middle iPhone shows an Apple Sports screen, featuring a live game between the 49ers and LA Rams with the current score, betting odds, and team stats, and the right iPhone shows a search screen for various leagues in multiple sports. The interfaces feature a dark mode setting with text and graphics in white, red, and blue colors against a black background.

Apple Sports app is ready for Football season with new features

You can now also watch the UEFA Champions League and…

A artwork images of Snapchat iPad app from the Apple App Store.

After 13 years, Snapchat has finally arrived on iPads

13 years in the making.

The image depicts a series of overlapping, curved layers resembling an abstract wave or paper roll design. Each layer features distinct colors and textures, with icons representing apps logos (such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel) adorning the layers. The creative representation of different web browsers and applications intertwining in a digital ecosystem makes this image intriguing.

Are you using Microsoft Mac apps? You might be at risk

Cisco Talos reveals serious security vulnerabilities in Microsoft Mac apps.

A screenshot of Microsoft Windows Control Panel from Windows 11 operating System.

Microsoft is deprecating Control Panel in favor of the Settings app

A classic Windows feature is nearing its end. Control Panel…

Apple CEO Tim Cook is gesturing with his hands, as if engaged in conversation or emphasizing a point. They are dressed in a dark suit. In the background, flags are visible—one resembling the flag of Spain and the other representing the European Union (EU). The image may be relevant for discussions related to politics, international relations, or events involving the depicted countries or entities.

EU users can now set preferred apps as defaults and remove built-in apps like the App Store

EU iPhone users can now customize their devices with new…

A PDF Expert app showing on multiple device, including iPhone, MacBook and iPad.

Best PDF editor for students: PDF Expert 50% off

Conquer your studies with PDF Expert. Fast, easy, and affordable…

Smiling woman and AI Remove background command in the foreground and Clipchamp window in the background

Clipchamp adds AI-powered background removal and noise suppression

Microsoft's Clipchamp is now smarter than ever. Benefit from AI-powered…

Illustration image for YouTube Premium Sleep Timer.

Catching Zzz’s with YouTube: Premium members test out new sleep timer

Fall asleep peacefully with YouTube Premium's latest addition: a Sleep…

An illustrated image of Proton Duo

Proton’s new Duo Plan: privacy for two

Proton introduces Duo, A privacy-focused plan for couples with 1TB…

Image showing multiple screens, three of which show follower and post insights, while the fourth shows Threads posts in a drafts folder

Threads adds insights, drafts, and scheduling

Threads is becoming a strong competitor to X with its…

A photo illustration of ExpressVPN IP addresses. An illustration of a claw machine arm poised above a pile of white papers with numerical IP addresses printed on them against a teal background. The numbers on the papers are variations of “98.159.37.XXX” with the last three digits ranging from 180 to 189.

ExpressVPN introduces the ShuffleIP feature that assigns a new IP for every website you visit

The most advanced privacy feature yet.

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Want to code like a pro? 11 free resources to launch your coding journey

Become a self-taught coder! Here are my handpicked free coding…