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Google’s “Get the Message” ad campaign is aimed at convincing Apple to adopt RCS. But it’s Google that needs to get the message. Apple ain’t listening.

Apple has quietly added Apple Pay support on third-party web browsers on the recent iOS 16 developer betas.

Following an Apple concession to big developers, Netflix is now redirecting new subscribers to the web on iPhone and iPad.

With my Alaska cruise just a few days away, I naturally installed the iOS 16 public beta on my iPhone 13 Pro. What could go wrong?

Apple has released the first public betas for iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura today, which follow a series of private betas for developers.

Apple has detailed today a new Lockdown Mode that will come to iOS 16, iPadOS 16, and macOS Ventura later this fall.

On Tuesday, EU lawmakers overwhelmingly approved the Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA), two bills aimed squarely at reining in Big Tech.

As a long-time Sonos fan and customer, I’m well aware of the pros and cons of the Sonos ecosystem. At least I thought I was.

Google announced today that it will undergo the final phase of its nearly two-year-old transition from Hangouts to Google Chat.

Not known for its sales, Apple is now running a back-to-school sale for its education customers in the U.S. and Canada.

Google announced today that it is bringing five major new features to its Chrome web browser on iPhone and iPad.

I’ve always been a voracious reader, and these days I split my time reading---and listening---using various tablet and smartphone apps.

The EU General Court ruled that Qualcomm will not need to pay a $1.2 billion antitrust fine largely because of “procedural irregularities.”

WhatsApp has started rolling out the ability to move your chat history from an Android phone to an iPhone.

The UK has uncovered the real reasons why Apple prevents Microsoft from bringing Xbox Cloud Gaming to the iPhone and iPad.

An extensive investigation by UK regulators found that Apple and Google compete unfairly in mobile and with their respective app stores.

The “at a glance” functionality in Live tiles was one of the central innovations in Windows Phone 7 Series. But this feature is now making a comeback.

Apple’s WWDC 2022 keynote was notable for only one reason: it featured multiple references to new APIs for developers.

iOS 16 will be quite a big update for iPhone users, and one of the biggest new features is the ability to personalize your lock screen.

The redesigned Google TV entertainment hub that recently launched on Android is now available on iOS as an update to the Play Movies & TV app.

Apple is reportedly working on a new always-on display capability for the iOS lock screen that may be exclusive to the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro.

Apple has warned iOS developers that all apps let users create an account will soon have to offer an account deletion option as well.

DuckDuckGo has committed to changing the terms of its search syndication agreement with Microsoft to improve privacy for its users.

Google Street View has turned 15 and Google is rolling out several new features to celebrate the milestone.

Apple published yesterday a new “Privacy on iPhone" ad that takes a not so subtle shot at the ruthless practices of advertisers.

Brave today announced Brave 1.38 for iOS, which adds a Privacy Hub, enhanced fingerprinting protections, and more privacy safeguards.

Apple shared some details today about new accessibility features coming later this year to iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches