Category : Apps Software


Amazon Snaps Up Oprah Winfrey's Podcast

Amazon acquires Oprah Winfrey's video podcast, Book Club, and Favorite Things. Starting July, new episodes twice weekly on Prime Video, Amazon Music, Audible, and Fire TV.

Microsoft: Xbox Mobile Store Idea Not Dead

Microsoft's plan for an Xbox mobile gaming store faces delays, but the company insists the idea is alive, citing legal efforts to open up Apple and Google's app stores.

Silicon Valley Forgets What Normal People Want

An analysis of how Silicon Valley's hubris leads to products like NFTs and the metaverse that fail to address real consumer needs, highlighting the disconnect between tech elites and ordinary people.

YouTube Launches 24/7 Streaming Stations for TV

YouTube introduces 'Stations' - 24/7 linear streaming channels for passive viewing, starting with Coachella artists. The platform also rolls out conversational AI and TV Companion features to enhance living room engagement.

Windows 11 Gets Movable Taskbar After 5 Years

Microsoft is reintroducing the movable taskbar feature to Windows 11, allowing users to reposition it to the top or sides of their screens. This change comes as part of broader updates addressing user feedback on performance and reliability.

Apple Maps Could Add Ads This Summer

Apple is reportedly planning to integrate advertising into its Maps application, with potential rollout starting this summer, marking a significant shift in its revenue strategy for the service.

Chrome for ARM Linux Launching This Year

Google Chrome is set to release for ARM-powered Linux devices later this year, expanding its ecosystem and enhancing performance for users on these platforms.

First-Gen Apple AirTags Still Worth Buying at $16 Each

With second-gen AirTags now available, first-gen models are becoming scarce. However, they remain a cost-effective option with key features like Find My network integration and UWB technology, available at discounted prices.

Grindr's $500 AI Plan: Is the Hookup App Dying?

Grindr's new $500 monthly AI subscription, EDGE, raises questions about the app's future. Users complain of 'enshittification' with ads and bots, while competitors like Sniffies gain ground. Has gay culture moved beyond needing Grindr?

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