Derrick Downey Jr. has gained a following for his entertaining videos featuring local squirrels, and he’s also the creator of an exciting new app called DualShot Recorder.
Highlights: The Steam Controller, a sequel to The Devil Wears Prada, and John Oliver’s take on AI chatbots.
Google Photos introduces an innovative AI-driven “wardrobe” feature, allowing users to virtually try on outfits they’ve been photographed in.
The popular network privacy tool Little Snitch has launched a free version for Linux, allowing users to track and block unwanted network connections.
This week’s Installer features exciting updates, including images from Artemis II, insights on Maul – The Shadow Lord, highlights from Pokémon Champions, and thoughts from Kara Swisher, among other topics.
Spotify is introducing global features that allow users to disable video playback while enjoying music and podcasts.
Google Chrome has introduced vertical tabs and a reading mode, enhancing the overall web browsing experience, with vertical tabs being particularly noteworthy.
This week’s Installer newsletter features exciting updates, including the Super Mario Galaxy movie, insights into the fediverse, Jeopardy on YouTube, and much more!
Granola, the AI-driven note-taking application, automatically sets your notes to be accessible to anyone with a link. Additionally, it enables AI training for users who are not part of an enterprise plan.
Introducing a new platform from the fediverse that empowers users to effortlessly curate their favorite content from a variety of sources.
Snapchat is rebranding its Spotlight feature to “Reals,” though some are speculating it might be an elaborate April Fools’ prank.
The official White House app debuted on Friday for both Android and iOS, featuring a range of content sourced from the White House website.
Apple is set to introduce advertisements in its Maps app, with the rollout expected to begin this month.
Kalshi’s new system aims to combat insider trading and market manipulation.
Halide co-founder Ben Sandofsky alleges that Sebastiaan de With was dismissed due to financial misconduct prior to his employment at Apple.
Robinhood is currently in the beta phase of testing its new social media platform, Robinhood Social, designed to resemble Twitter.