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You can now sync your photos and videos on select Samsung devices to your Google account.
Adobe announced its latest flight of AI-powered tools at its Max conference today.
You can also now listen to a DJ mix without the commentary.
The integration works through Garmin’s optional LiveTrack feature.
Venmo's receipt-scanning feature is rolling out now.
Uber Parking is built on the company's acquisition of SpotHero.
How to setup Google Authenticator on a new phone without causing a headache.
Your iPhone has a built-in app for brainstorming and visual planning that can turn scattered screenshots, sketches and notes into something you can share.
Airbnb is developing an AI travel agent that it says will eventually be able to help plan your whole trip.
The change will allow invites to be sent to guests without WhatsApp accounts.
Apple Music will launch ‘Selfie Sing’ with iOS 27.3.
Apple developers will have to declare whether their app enables dating between real people and/or AI companions, so the company can apply the proper age rating.
Vibe-coded clones of Adobe software are shaking things up.
Hey, that's not what Magic Eraser is supposed to do!
Camera app Halide released a new update for the iPhone Duo that adds three different shooting modes based on what position the foldable is in.
Your phone’s most honest app doesn’t even have a home screen icon.
If you have an iPhone, that is.
Any chores that a cleaner might do are no longer deemed reasonable requests for visitors.
You can see the locations of known outdoor surveillance cameras in the MapQuest app.
Gmail's search can be frustrating and basic, but Google is finally smartening it up for AI plan subscribers.
It’s also working on calendar integrations for later this year.
Apple Music may be changing its iconic logo to a more basic black and white version.
WhatsApp is finally allowing message scheduling, a feature that's been available on Telegram since 2019.
Set it to a nearby place instead, if you're concerned about the potential dangers if someone accesses your phone.
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Modern smartphone operating systems are designed to automatically update your apps without you noticing. Here's why you should give it a hand once in a while.