This iOS 26 change makes it possible to block ads in most iPhone apps.
You can block AI services you didn't ask for.
You can now move passkeys from one app to another.
Google Workspace is doubling down on AI capabilities.
The Gemini Spark assistant will do things for you (with your permission).
You can (and should) use Gmail keyboard shortcuts in Outlook.
If you use Opera to surf the web, you need to know these hacks.
Protect your privacy by hiding messages from push alerts.
Tracking links are sneaky, but they're easy to foil.
Apple's 'budget' MacBook makes a few compromises to hit its new low price point.
Increase your privacy, remove annoyances, and reset your algorithm.
Telegram has powerful but confusing granular controls for privacy and security.
Multitasking in Chrome just got a whole lot better.
New members can see up to 100 recent messages.
The new feature is called "Playlist Playground."
You can set charge limits for your MacBook.
Bypass all the clutter of the Messages app's built-in search feature.
Enhance your privacy, security, and overall browsing experience.
It's as simple as moving a slider, but did you know that you can set a different volume level for each Mac app?
The Intricuit Magic Screen is going on Kickstarter soon, the company says.
And you can already buy them.
A Blackberry style companion device for all your messaging needs.
From improving study methods to saving money, there's something here for everyone.
This is the best app to set 'per-app' volume on your Mac.
There are a few easy steps everyone can take to protect their data on the internet.
Raycast is the Swiss Army knife of productivity tools.
Your Mac's default clipboard is OK, but sometimes you want more control.
Preview is a great (and free) PDF editor, it turns out.
Apple is making it easy to understand foreign lyrics, too.
