FCC Announces $1.2 Billion Funds For Broadband Deployment In US
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced over $1.2 billion in funding through the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund to expand broadband service across 32 states in the US.
Windows 11 Adoption Happening Twice As Fast As Windows 10
In October 2021, Microsoft released Windows 11 to the masses and now new data has revealed that more people are upgrading to Windows 11.
iOS 15.4 To Add EU Digital Covid-19 Vaccination Records In Wallet Apps
Apple iOS 15.4 beta update is being rolled out to support iPhones and with this users in the EU will be able to add an EU Digital Covid-19 certificate to the Health as well as Wallet apps.
Samsung Patents Dual-Fold Smartphone
Samsung is reportedly developing a double-folding smartphone, meaning that it folds and unfolds in two directions.
Apple Warns macOS Monterey Beta Testers Of FileVault Issue
Apple is warning developers beta testing macOS Monterey 12.3 that they could encounter a boot loop if they use it on a Mac with macOS Catalina and FileVault enabled.
WhatsApp Would Love To Unveil An Exclusive Apple iPad App
WhatsApp's Head Will Cathcart has hinted that it may soon unveil an exclusive Apple iPad app, a media report says.
Tesla Not Working On Its $25k Electric Car Right Now: Musk
Billionaire Elon Musk has confirmed that its electric vehicle company is not working on its previously announced $25,000 electric car right now because it has "too much on its plate".
WhatsApp Group Admins Will Soon Be Able To Delete Messages For All
WhatsApp is working on a new feature that would allow group admins on WhatsApp to delete messages for other members of the group as well.
Apple Rolls Out ‘Universal Control’ In Beta To Better Connect Devices
Apple announced on Friday that the first-of-its-kind 'Universal Control' feature is now available in the developer beta releases of macOS Monterey 12.3 and iPadOS 15.4. The 'Universal Control is a single way to work across your devices.
Nvidia GeForce Now Cloud Gaming Service Comes To LG TVs
GeForce NOW, Nvidia's cloud gaming service, is now out of beta for LG Smart TVs.
Apple Releases WatchOS 8.4 With Fix For Charging Bug
Apple has released watchOS 8.4, the third major update to the watchOS 8 operating system that launched in September. According to Apple’s release notes, watchOS 8.4 fixes a bug that could cause some Apple Watch chargers not to work as expected with the Apple Watch....
European Consumer Watchdog Forces Microsoft To Fairly Charge Xbox Gamers
An investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in Europe has forced Microsoft to provide more transparent, upfront information to help customers understand their Xbox gaming console membership and refund customers if it charged them for inactive subscriptions.
Messenger’s E2EE Chats And Calls Available To Everyone
Meta-owned Messenger's end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) chats and calls are now available to everyone.
Consumers Lost $770 Million In Social Media Scams In 2021
More than 95,000 people reported about $770 million in losses to fraud initiated on social media platforms in 2021.
Reddit Testing NFT User Profile Picture Feature
Social discussion forum Reddit is reportedly testing a feature that would allow its users to set any NFT (non-fungible token) they own as their profile picture.
Tesla Quietly Unveils Fleet Of New Electric Trucks
Tesla has quietly unveiled a fleet of new 'Tesla Semi' electric trucks as part of its new financial result report.
YouTube Announces 135 Creators In Its 2022 Black Voices Fund
YouTube has announced 135 creators, who will take part in the #YouTubeBlack Voices Fund, including a slate of 40 in the US and Canada.
Some iPhone 14 Handsets To Be eSIM Only
Apple introduced support for eSIM on its iPhone XR, XS, as well as XS Max and now a new report suggests suggesting at least one iPhone 14 model might lack a physical nano-SIM card tray.
Amazon Forced To Shut Price-Fixing ‘Sold By Amazon’ Programme In The US
Amazon has been forced to shut down its 'Sold by Amazon' programme in the US that allowed the e-commerce giant to agree on price with third-party sellers, rather than compete with them.
Apple Fixes iCloud Bug Causing Syncing Issues For 3rd Party Apps
Apple has likely fixed an ongoing iCloud server issue that was causing some apps that have implemented iCloud support to fail to sync properly.
