Apple today released macOS Mojave to the public, the newest software for the company’s line of computers. The software was first announced at WWDC in June and enjoyed a long life in beta, but now it’s ready for primetime and available for Mac users. Some of the updates include a system wide Dark Mode, Dynamic Desktop, an improved App Store. Here’s how to download MacOS Mojave: Go to...
Twitter is a lot like a real-time town square. It’s public, letting everyone around the world gather to share their thoughts and communicate with each other. But that comes with a few negatives. In recent years, we’ve seen the platform turn into a place where hate speech and harassment can’t be controlled too easily. Twitter might be on a path to fix these problems, but users are still...
You want to leave Snapchat behind. That’s easy, and we can help. Go down the list, and there are various reasons why you’d want get Snapchat out of your life. The service may have gotten too addicting. Perhaps you’re trying to escape the risqué nature of it. Data collection, too, might be concerning. Snapchat also lost its mojo against Instagram anyway, and a large number of users are...
Over the past 4 years you’ve helped us make email better. We’ve brought popular Inbox features to @Gmail helping 1B+ people get more done. Thank you.We’ll be focusing on Gmail & saying bye to Inbox at the end of March 2019. Here’s a transition guide → https://t.co/6dOxgExpbm— Inbox by Gmail (@inboxbygmail) September 12, 2018 Google confirmed that Inbox, its experimental email...
Apple talked a lot about the iPhone and the Apple Watch during today’s event, but its latest software updates for other devices got some attention near the end of the presentation. The major upgrades for macOS and tvOS, are due out later this month. While not going into too much detail about their features, the operating systems for Mac computers and Apple TV set-top boxes were...
To celebrate 10 years of Chrome, Google this week introduced major updates to the popular browser, including a more powerful password manager, an improved omnibox, and a fresh new look. Google is rolling out the updates to the desktop, iOS, and Android beginning Tuesday. Google says it changed the shape of Chrome's tabs with more rounded corners, making it easier to see website icons....
Meet Minis! Easy to create and share right from #Gboard, these AI-powered personal stickers are made with just a snap of a selfie → https://t.co/d5BBLdt8As pic.twitter.com/39l4vZNjIS— Google (@Google) August 27, 2018 Starting this week, you can infuse your conversations with a fun and more personal touch. Just make sure you’re using Google’s virtual keyboard. Gboard, formerly known...
Google Fit isn’t the most popular health and fitness app around, but it might be worth checking out again after its latest update. The app, which extends across various platforms and ecosystems, was overhauled with a few new features. On top of that, Google Fit boasts an entirely fresh look. Google explains that, rather than simply telling you to be active or cut out certain foods, its...
Google skipped a formal announcement, but there’s a new version of Android Messages rolling out worldwide. It replaces the existing look and feel with another Material Design makeover. While everything seems to be in the same spots, Android Messages was overhauled with fresh font (Product Sans) and colors to match Google’s current design language. The entire app now features light,...
Now your Android phone can wake you up with some music. Google and Spotify have announced a new partnership that infuses the Clock app with unique alarms from a 35 million-track catalog. If you have a Spotify account, you can use any of the music streaming service’s songs as an alarm. You’re even able to continue playing a particular song after getting up. When that catchy tune gets...