Discord Is Working on a Native Windows on Arm App for Better Performance
Discord is developing a native Windows on Arm version of its popular communication app, aiming to improve performance on Qualcomm-powered Copilot Plus PCs.
Google Fi Voicemails Will Now Show Up in iPhone’s Native Phone App
Google is rolling out a major update for iPhone users on its Google Fi network, shifting voicemail access from the Fi app to the iPhone's native Phone app.
Can Someone Hack You Through Public Phone Charging Ports?
Find out how hackers use public charging ports to steal data or infect phones with malware and how to stay safe while charging in public.
Google Launches Imagen 4 for Free on AI Studio for a Limited Time
Google has just released its newest text-to-image model, Imagen 4, and it's now available to try for free on AI Studio, but only for a limited time.
ElevenLabs Launches Mobile App for AI Voice Generation
Voice AI company ElevenLabs has officially launched a new mobile app for both iOS and Android, allowing users to easily create AI-generated voice clips directly from their smartphones.
Facebook Groups Face Mass Suspensions in New Wave of Meta Bans
After a recent wave of bans on Instagram and Facebook accounts, Meta users are now reporting that Facebook Groups are being hit by mass suspensions, too.
Roblox Launches New Reward Program to Help Creators Earn More
Roblox is launching two new reward systems starting July 24 to help creators earn more and keep players coming back to the platform.
Google Chrome Lets Android Users Move the Address Bar to the Bottom
Google has started rolling out a new feature for Chrome on Android that lets users move the address bar to the bottom of the screen.
Microsoft Gives Free Windows 10 Security Updates But There Is a Catch
Microsoft has started offering free security updates for Windows 10 users, but it comes with a small catch.
Instagram Adds Keyframes and New Features to Its ‘Edits’ Video Tool
Instagram is rolling out powerful new updates to Edits, its recently launched video editing tool that closely mirrors CapCut.
Samsung to Unveil New Galaxy Z Series Smartphones in US
Samsung Electronics said on Tuesday it will hold its next 'Galaxy Unpacked' event in New York next month to unveil the latest Galaxy Z series smartphones featuring advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and an ultra-slim foldable design.
Study Finds Genetic Link for Rare Childhood Brain Developmental Disorder
A team of international researchers has uncovered a new genetic cause for a rare developmental disorder that profoundly impacts brain growth and function in children.
Why Your YouTube Uploads Are Slow Even If You Have Fast Internet
Uploading videos to YouTube is slow even with fast internet? Learn the real reasons and simple ways to speed up your video uploads.
U.S. House Bans WhatsApp on Staff Devices Citing Security Concerns
The U.S. House of Representatives has officially banned the use of WhatsApp on all congressional-issued devices, citing serious cybersecurity and data privacy concerns.
New ‘SparkKitty’ Malware Found in Google Play and Apple App Store Targeting Crypto Wallets
A newly discovered piece of mobile malware called SparkKitty has been found lurking in apps on both Google Play and the Apple App Store, stealing images from users’ photo galleries, with a strong focus on cryptocurrency wallet seed phrases.
Russia Frees REvil Ransomware Members After Guilty Pleas and Time Served
Four members of the infamous REvil ransomware gang have been released from custody in Russia after pleading guilty and being sentenced to time served.
Russian Hackers Exploit Signal to Target Ukraine with New Malware
A notorious Russian state-sponsored hacking group known as APT28 is reportedly using Signal, the popular encrypted messaging app, to deliver malware in targeted cyberattacks against Ukrainian government officials.
Amazon’s AI-Powered Alexa+ Reaches Over a Million Users Through Invite-Only Rollout
Amazon’s next-generation voice assistant, Alexa+, is rapidly expanding its early access program.
Canada Blames China-Linked Hackers for Telecom Espionage Attacks
The Canadian government and the FBI have confirmed that Chinese state-backed hackers have breached at least one Canadian telecommunications company, part of a broader cyber-espionage campaign linked to the group Salt Typhoon.
Google Chrome to Drop Support for Android 8 and 9 Starting August
Google has announced that Chrome 138 will be the final version of its web browser to support devices running Android 8 (Oreo) and Android 9 (Pie).
