Apps

A screenshot of Spotify's new in-app playlist cover art editor. On the left, the initial screen shows a blank canvas with options for adding text, adjusting style, color, and effects. The middle screen displays a partially edited cover with text, a circular mask, and adjustments to the mask's effects. The right screen showcases the final edited cover with text, a mask, and various stickers applied.

Spotify now lets users design custom playlist covers in-app

A person adding a new contact on WhatsApp using a laptop and a smartphone.

WhatsApp’s latest update lets you add and manage contacts from any device

Pronouns are now displayed in Google Meet

Google Meet adds pronoun display for business and education users

A image showing Instagram and Spotify integration to add songs from Instagram to Spotify with just one click

You can now save songs from Instagram Reels to Spotify in one click

ChatGPT Windows app interface

ChatGPT Windows app released for paid users

A person holds a smartphone displaying the NordVPN app, connected to a U.S. server (#5837). The screen shows a map with a highlighted location and connection status options, including "Pause" and "Disconnect." The background features out-of-focus city lights and traffic, suggesting an urban evening setting.

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The image shows a close-up of a hand holding a smartphone with the screen visible. The screen displays an application interface for NordPass, which appears to be a password management tool. There are listed entries for different websites such as Airbnb, Amazon, and Dropbox, each with a corresponding logo and obscured password information. The thumb of the hand is interacting with the touchscreen, possibly selecting one of the password entries.

NordPass Premium is 56% off for a limited time

The image showcases various NBA players in action during different games, highlighting the intensity and competitiveness of professional basketball. The image is a collage of four different basketball game scenes. The top left section shows a player from the Milwaukee Bucks, wearing a green jersey with the number 34, driving towards the basket while being defended by players from the opposing team, the Oklahoma City Thunder. The text 'THUNDER @ BUCKS Bucks & In-Arena' is visible in the top left corner. The top right section features a player from the Minnesota Timberwolves, wearing a white jersey with the number 5, dribbling the ball while being closely guarded by a player from the Los Angeles Lakers, who is wearing a purple jersey. The bottom left section depicts two players from the Phoenix Suns, wearing white jerseys with the numbers 1 and 3, running down the court. The bottom right section shows a player from the Orlando Magic, wearing a blue jersey with the number 5, holding the basketball and pointing, possibly directing a play.

NBA League Pass has rolled out multiview and AI features for the 2024-25 season

Screenshot of the CleanMyMac app interface by MacPaw. The interface features a large pink monitor icon with a wiper blade, indicating cleaning. The left sidebar includes options: Smart Care, Cleanup, Protection, Performance, Applications, and My Clutter. The main section welcomes users with the text 'Welcome to CleanMyMac' and a 'Scan' button at the bottom.

MacPaw launches a redesigned CleanMyMac with Smart Care, My Clutter, and more

A smartphone screen displays the Surfshark: Secure VPN Proxy app page in an app store. The app has a rating of 4.1 stars based on 90 ratings and is suitable for users aged 4 and up. The 'GET' button is visible, indicating that the app can be downloaded. Surrounding the phone are a pair of white earphones, an orange highlighter, a pink sticky note pad, and an open book with orange and green pages.

Surfshark’s Black Friday sale is the best time to get a VPN at a discounted price

The Apple company logo on the stage of the Steve Jobs Theater on the company campus.

Apple introduces easy primary email changes in iOS 18.1

A mockup screenshot of Panels.art website. Its an wallpapers app by YouTuber Marques Brownlee, better known as MKBHD. A smartphone with a sleek design is shown on the left side of the image, displaying a wallpaper featuring a minimalist desert scene with a small silhouette of a person. On the right side, there is bold text that reads, "Find your next wallpaper." Below this text, there is a black button with white icons of an Apple logo and an Android logo, accompanied by the text "Download the App." The background is light gray, creating a clean and modern look.

MKBHD admits to pricing mistake with Panels wallpaper app