“If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” This sentiment, along with derivatives such as “people don’t know what they want until you show it to them”, makes it difficult to predict the future of technology because it takes innovation to completely change. paradigm. This is especially the case …
Smartphones are the must-have tech gadget in 2023. Over 85% of us have one. We use it for several hours a day for just about everything from texting, chatting, and taking pictures or videos, to shopping, working, social media, and more. Yet, are we getting the most out of our magical little do-it-all devices? Probably …
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The era of large third-party Twitter clients may be over. After Twitter cut its API access and changed its rules to ban apps that compete with its own, The Iconfactory announced it was shutting down Twitterific, Fenix said. been removed from app stores, and Tapbots released a memorial for Tweetbot. It’s a loss for everyone …
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There’s nothing worse than looking down and seeing a warning on your cell phone that you’ve only got 1% battery left or, even worse, it’s completely dead. I’m sure it’s no surprise to find that part of the problem lies with the apps you’re running. The biggest battery drainers are social media apps including Facebook, …
Last October, Microsoft announced that the Apple Music and Apple TV apps would come to the Microsoft Store in 2023 for installation on Windows devices, providing significant improvements for users of those platforms who had to access Apple Music through the Web or Apple’s outdated iTunes for Windows App and Apple TV+ via web. Preview …
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If you’ve been browsing the web on your phone, you’ve almost certainly seen prompts asking you to install an app. It seems strange to create a pretty mobile-friendly website just to beg people to use an app instead. Why is that? Beyond the fact that it’s usually annoying to be bombarded with prompts when you …
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Welcome to the 465th Android Apps Weekly and the final edition in 2022. Happy New Year, and here are the headlines from last week: We asked our readers how Google did this year. You’ve all told us that you think Google has done pretty well this year, both in terms of hardware and software. When …
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i can scroll through my schedule of choice whenever I want, which is a miracle of technology. The downside: I do it a lot, even when I’d like to do something else. With that in mind, I recently thought about how I wish social media was a little worse — to add some friction so …
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Windows 11 is becoming more and more popular among regular users, game viewers and business customers every month. Although Microsoft has already released several feature updates with much-needed changes (more to come in early 2023), Windows 11 still has some notable shortcomings. Plus, Microsoft can’t please everyone, so it’s natural to expect relative dissatisfaction among …
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Although iOS comes with a native Apple Music app, some third-party apps provide even better experiences for those who subscribe to Apple’s streaming service. If you are an Apple Music subscriber and want to know how to get more out of your music library, check out some of the best iOS apps with Apple Music …
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