WhatsApp is no longer going to limit the accounts of users who do not accept the updated privacy policy, with the Facebook-owned iOS app now saying it wont be harming anyone’s usage of the service for …
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Yes, WhatsApp Confirms Surprise New Update—Here’s What You Do Now
After a turbulent year, WhatsApp has just confirmed the biggest surprise of all to its 2 billion users around the world—no-one saw this coming. Have WhatsApp and Facebook just been defeated by the …
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The 5 best note-taking apps to download on your iPad
The best note-taking apps for the iPad let you draw, easily insert pictures, take audio recordings, and more.
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Apple sued over false accusations in Apple Store thefts by impostor
Apple is being sued by a man due to repeated accusations the man was behind numerous thefts at Apple Stores across the eastern seaboard of the United States, attempted thefts that were conducted by …
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When it comes to its new privacy policy, WhatsApp gives up and gives in
WhatsApp is apparently giving in and giving up and for now it will not delete the accounts of subscribers who have decided not to accept the app’s new privacy policy.
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WhatsApp’s Shocking New Update—Here’s What It Means For You
Have WhatsApp and Facebook just been defeated by the global protests against a forced change of terms on 2 billion users, or was this always the plan—to threaten sanctions, forcing as many users as …
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WhatsApp gives up limiting app features for users who haven’t accepted new privacy policy
WhatsApp confirmed that the company decided not to limit the app’s functionality for people who don’t accept the new privacy policy.
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Best iPad apps for productivity 2021: Get work done
For nearly a decade, the iPad has been a critical part of my daily workflow. From managing my inbox to coordinating my schedule and writing countless stories, notes, touching up photos, and even …
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Apple currently limiting M1 iPad Pro apps to 5GB RAM each
Regardless of how much RAM is in a new M1 iPad Pro, no single app can use more than around 5GB right now because of an Apple-imposed limitation.
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How profitable is Apple’s App Store? Even a landmark antitrust trial couldn’t tell us
During the trial of Epic Games Inc.’s antitrust lawsuit against Apple Inc., investors got a glimpse of how profitable the App Store may possibly be, even though Apple disputed that evidence.
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Twitter’s App Store listing confirms $2.99 price for ‘Twitter Blue’ paid service
It appears that Twitter is serious about launching a paid service. The company’s own listing in Apple’s App Store now says the Twitter app offers in-app purchases. The only in-app purchase listed is …
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Twitter’s App Store Listing Shows Rumored ‘Twitter Blue’ Subscription Service for $2.99 Per Month
Twitter may have accidentally spilled the beans on its rumored subscription service Twitter Blue thanks to an update to its App Store listing. As you can see in the screenshot below, “Twitter Blue” is …
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Warning: If Your Phone Battery’s Dying, Facebook, WhatsApp & Tinder Could Be Why
There are more energy-gulping apps, too. More than anything, you need your phone battery to last. So, maybe you should turn these apps off.
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How to transfer WhatsApp messages from iPhone to Android
Transferring your WhatsApp data to another phone or even platform can be a daunting task, but with AppTrans it’s a piece of cake.
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Why Apple and Google’s Virus Alert Apps Had Limited Success
The virus-tracing effort raises questions about the power of Big Tech to set global standards for public health tools.
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The 5 best note-taking apps to download on your iPad for quick and easy brainstorming
The best note-taking apps for the iPad let you draw, easily insert pictures, take audio recordings, and more.
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Virus alert apps powered by Apple and Google have had limited success.
When Apple and Google collaborated last year on a smartphone-based system to track the spread of the coronavirus, the news was seen as a game changer. The software uses Bluetooth signals to detect app …
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