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Author: Vikhyat
Vikhyat
Vikhyat has a bachelor's degree in Electronic and Communication Engineering and over five years of writing experience. His passion for technology and Apple products led him to the tech writing space, where he specializes in writing App features, How-to guides, and troubleshooting guides for fellow Apple users. When not typing away on his MacBook Pro, he loves exploring the real world.
Snapchat’s new Now Playing feature brings live Spotify sharing to Snap Map
Snapchat's new Now Playing feature lets you share your live Spotify track on Snap Map. Here's how it works, who can see your music, and how to set it up.
Spotify brings Running Mode to premium users on iPhone
Spotify has introduced Running Mode for Premium iPhone users, letting runners create personalized playlists based on their workout type, pace, and preferred music genre.
Apple blames App Store changes and gaming for slower services growth
Apple says App Store regulation changes and weaker mobile gaming revenue contributed to slower Services growth, despite the segment posting a record $30.7 billion in quarterly revenue.
I fixed my disappearing Instagram messages in less than a minute
Confused by Instagram chats that keep disappearing? Learn how to switch off Disappearing Messages, prevent future messages from vanishing, and troubleshoot common chat issues in just a few steps.
Qualcomm expects a bigger hit from Apple’s modem shift
Qualcomm expects its Apple business to decline faster than previously forecast as Apple continues replacing Qualcomm's 5G modems with its own custom chips.
WhatsApp is working on an Android widget for instant voice messages
WhatsApp is developing a new Android home screen widget that lets users quickly record and send voice messages without opening the app first.
I almost gave up canceling Netflix until I realized how I was being billed
Deleting the Netflix app won't stop your subscription. If you're ready to cancel, here's how to end your Netflix membership based on your billing provider and what happens after you do.
Apple becomes the second company to hit a $5 trillion valuation
Apple briefly crossed a $5 trillion market capitalization during Tuesday's trading, becoming only the second publicly traded company to reach the historic milestone.
WhatsApp on iPad: How to set it up and use it
Whether you're replacing your phone or simply want a larger screen for messaging, WhatsApp on iPad offers the full experience. Learn how to install it, link your account, and take advantage of iPadOS features.
Apple Smart Home Hub launch timeline narrowed in new report
A new report says Apple's long-rumored smart home hub could launch between October 2026 and early 2027, with tabletop and wall-mounted versions in development.
This Chrome feature saves your favorite AI prompts so you can reuse them
Google Chrome Skills is a handy productivity feature that lets you save and reuse your favorite Gemini prompts. Here's how to create Skills, use them effectively, and speed up everyday AI tasks.
Amazon proposes 5,105-satellite network that could boost iPhone satellite services
Amazon has filed plans to deploy 5,105 low Earth orbit satellites for direct-to-device connectivity, a move that could eventually strengthen Apple's satellite infrastructure through Globalstar.
Apple releases iOS 26.6 with security fixes, Spotlight improvements, and more
Apple has released iOS 26.6 with more than 75 security fixes, Spotlight optimizations, blocked contacts improvements, and several behind-the-scenes changes ahead of iOS 27.
Apple reportedly negotiating lower OLED panel costs ahead of iPhone 18 launch
Apple is reportedly negotiating lower OLED panel prices with Samsung Display and LG Display as it looks to offset rising memory and storage costs ahead of the iPhone 18 launch.
Apple reportedly planning WWDC 2027 debut for privacy-focused smart glasses
A new report claims Apple is preparing to unveil its first smart glasses at WWDC 2027, with privacy-focused hardware and software features expected to be a major selling point.
Geekbench 7 introduces new CPU and GPU tests across AI, gaming, and media
Geekbench 7 is here with new CPU and GPU benchmarks designed for modern workloads like AI, gaming, media processing, and content creation. The update also introduces a smarter approach to measuring multi-core performance.
ChatGPT can now connect to your Apple Health data in the U.S.
OpenAI has started rolling out Health in ChatGPT for eligible U.S. users, allowing the AI chatbot to connect with Apple Health and supported medical records. Here's how the feature works, what it can do, and how your health data is handled.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 vs Apple Watch Series 11: Full comparison
Trying to decide between the Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 and Apple Watch Series 11? Compare their design, battery life, health features, performance, and pricing to find the right smartwatch.
Facebook Page vs. Profile: What’s the difference and which one should you use?
Not sure whether to create a Facebook Profile or a Facebook Page? Here's a simple comparison of their features, differences, and which one is right for you.
WhatsApp rolls out Apple Music and Spotify Status sharing
WhatsApp is rolling out Apple Music and Spotify sharing for Status, alongside new iPad account setup, CarPlay improvements, and Adobe Acrobat integration for PDFs.
Apple Store app privacy policy reveals AI shopping assistant
Apple has updated the Apple Store app's privacy policy with references to an upcoming AI shopping assistant, revealing how conversations, personal data, and chat history may be handled.
Apple took over a year to fix Hide My Email bug that exposed real email addresses
Apple has patched a Hide My Email vulnerability that could expose users' real email addresses, more than a year after the issue was first reported by security researchers.
Restrict vs. Block on Instagram: Everything you need to know
Not sure whether to Restrict or Block someone on Instagram? Here's what each feature does, their key differences, and when you should use each to protect your privacy.
Claude Code now supports Apple’s iOS simulator on Mac
Claude Code now supports Apple's iOS Simulator on macOS, allowing developers to build, test, debug, and fix iPhone apps directly from the AI-powered coding assistant.
Can you see mutual friends on Snapchat? Here’s what you can actually check
Wondering if Snapchat shows mutual friends? Here's how to check shared connections, what the mutual friends label means, and why you can't see who those friends are.
How to install macOS Golden Gate 27 developer beta 4 on your Mac
Want to try macOS Golden Gate 27 early? Here's how to install the newest developer beta on your Mac and explore Apple's newest features before release.
iOS 27 beta 4 hints at an iPhone with two batteries
New Battery Health code in iOS 27 Developer Beta 4 references multiple batteries, hinting that Apple may be preparing software support for a future dual-battery iPhone.
Report: Apple canceled two Mac Pro models before discontinuing the lineup
A new report claims Apple developed Intel and M3 Ultra Mac Pro prototypes before canceling both projects and discontinuing the Mac Pro lineup earlier this year.
Apple is testing AI to record and summarize Genius Bar sessions
Apple is testing an AI-powered Live Notes feature that can record, transcribe, and summarize Genius Bar appointments, but only when both customers and employees give their consent.
I tried Google Photos Remix, and it made my Old photo library fun again
Google Photos Remix helped me rediscover forgotten photos with AI-generated styles, headshots, and artistic effects. After testing every mode, here’s the one I’d actually keep using.