The latest tech news and developments in the tech industry, including announcements from major tech companies and trends in the market.
The end for jumping through hoops for gym membership cancellation-or, indeed, any subscription-is near. It will soon be so because the Federal Trade Commission finally adopted its much-awaited “click-to-cancel” rule. As a result of this policy, it must be as […]
FTC’s New ‘Click-to-Cancel’ Rule: Ending Subscription Nightmares for Good Read More »
Stream Your Own Xbox Games Using Cloud Gaming This November Microsoft is leading the next leap in cloud gaming with a new feature set that will finally allow users to stream their own library of games from a remote server
Meta admits Threads’ moderation failures. Instagram’s head, Adam Mosseri, promises improvements to fix issues with post deletions and account bans.
Meta’s Moderation Meltdown: Adam Mosseri Promises Change After Threads Failures Read More »
Apple TV Plus is joining Prime Video for $9.99/month. Will this move revitalize Apple’s streaming service and compete with giants like Netflix and Disney Plus?
Apple TV Plus Hits Prime Video: A New Era in Streaming Subscriptions? Read More »
AMD launches its Instinct MI325X chip, targeting Nvidia’s dominance in the AI space. Could it disrupt the market? Learn about its features, impact, and more.
Microsoft OneDrive is rolling out colored folders, better search, and a new mobile app. Discover how these upgrades will change the way you manage files.
OneDrive Gets Big Update with iOS Mobile App, Enhanced Search, and More Read More »
TikTok thrives on pop culture, with influencers dominating. Political content remains scarce, showing TikTok’s unique edge in shaping trends over news and politics.
Pop Culture Over Politics: Why TikTok is Dominated by Influencers? Read More »
Google is finally embracing Android desktops with Pixel 8’s external display mirroring and Android 15’s windowed apps, hinting at a new era of smartphone.
Android Desktops Are Here – And Google Is Leading the Charge! Read More »
The Chinese-backed hack on U.S. telecoms shows the risk of outdated laws like CALEA, exposing sensitive data. Encryption may be the only way to protect users.
Chinese Hackers Exploit U.S. Telecom Backdoor Law – How Safe Is Your Data? Read More »
Google’s new verified checkmarks in search could protect users from scams by verifying businesses. Expect this feature to help shoppers identify sites
Google’s New verified checkmarks in Search: A Game Changer for Online Trust? Read More »
