The mobile apps for Google Drive and Docs have always lagged behind the desktop web app in features. Thankfully, two significant updates are rolling out to the Android apps, which are especially helpful on devices with large screens. First, Google is rolling out updates to the Drive app that improve the experience on foldable devices, […]
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Google’s feeble password manager, integrated into Chrome, has evolved a lot by virtue of it having to compete with actual password managers. It’s still no substitute for a dedicated password manager, but Google is rolling out a few improvements. Google has unveiled a significant update to its popular password management tool, introducing biometric authentication in […]
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Bing Chat has changed the way we interact with Bing, and has given us a new way to think about search engines. Now, it’s getting a long-requested addition: you can interact with it using your voice. Right now, you need to type out prompts or queries in order to have Bing Chat reply something to […]
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Mozilla has ramped up development on the Thunderbird email client over the past two years. The Thunderbird 102 update arrived last year with many improvements, and now the next major release is available for beta testing. Mozilla just released Thunderbird 115 beta 1, which is the first testing release for this year’s significant Thunderbird update. […]
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Reddit has been a popular source for news and community discussions for years, fueled by the wide variety of third-party clients for iPhone, Android, Windows, and other platforms. Unfortunately, that’s now coming to an end. Back in April, Reddit announced that changes were coming to its API — the service that third-party Reddit apps and […]
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ChatGPT has taken the world by storm. The AI language model recently released an app for iPhone, letting you keep in touch with it and quickly get answers if you happen to need them while on the go. Now, that iOS app is getting substantial updates. OpenAI is bringing new enhancements to the iOS version […]
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RGB controls on PCs are a mess, with each accessory or component manufacturer usually having their own tool for configuring lights. Windows 11 is getting a more centralized RGB control hub, which might fix this a bit. Windows 11’s new Dynamic Lighting control hub will let you control a number of RGB devices right from […]
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Microsoft ended all support for Windows 7 and 8.1 earlier this year, which encouraged some software to move on from older Windows versions. Now, Google Drive is ending support for Windows 8 and some Windows 10 PCs. Google quietly updated a support page for Google Drive, which now states that in August 2023, Google will […]
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Google has been hard at work on Android 14, the next major release of the operating system that powers billions of phones, tablets, and other devices. We’re now one step closer to a final release, with the arrival of Android 14 Beta 3. Google has now released the third beta of Android 14, following several […]
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Apple has been treating iPads more like computers and less like limited, mobile devices, and it has just taken a very productive step in that direction. As part of the iPadOS 17 update, your iPad will be getting support for external USB webcams and cameras. The latest developer preview of iPadOS 17 allows people to […]
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