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TikTok Sued Over Unlawfully Using Voice For Popular Text-To-Speech Feature
TikTok recently released a Text-to-Speech feature that's proving popular on the platform, but the company now faces a lawsuit over the voice used.
How To Quickly & Easily Scan Documents On Android
Google has a document scanner built into its Google Drive app, removing the need to a dedicated Android documents scanner app.
Amazon Fake Reviews Scam: What The Data Breach Revealed
A recent data breach exposed a scheme involving vendors buying fake five-star reviews on Amazon. Here's what it means for regular customers.
Elon Musk & Tesla Don't Agree On When Full Self-Driving Will Be A Reality
A memo about a Tesla meeting suggests the company does not agree with Elon Musk's view of when its Full Self-Driving feature will be ready to launch.
How To Get Google Assistant To Sing About Vaccines To You
Google Assistant has a new song that encourages people to get vaccinated. Here's how you can get the voice assistant to sing you the number.
Donald Trump’s Social Media Platform Now Live: What You Need To Know
Following various social media bans, Donald Trump has now launched a social media platform with the option to share posts on Facebook and Twitter.
Google Pixel Buds A-Series Announced, Accidentally
Google has inadvertently announced its Pixel Buds A-Series earbuds on Twitter, suggesting a launch might be just around the corner.
Twitter Spaces Launched Widely: Getting Started & How To Use
Twitter has finally made its Spaces Clubhouse rival available to more s. Here's what you need to know, including how many followers you need.
SpaceX's NASA Contract Win Now On Hold Following Blue Origin Challenge
NASA has ordered SpaceX to put its moon landing contract work on hold while a decision about Blue Origin's challenge of the contract is awaited.
iPhone 12, iPad & Mac Sales Resulted In A Great Q2 For Apple
Apple enjoyed a hugely successful second fiscal quarter for the year, which CEO Tim Cook has attributed to the products it released in 2020.
iOS Developers Can't Bribe Or Punish s Over App Tracking Choices
Apple is warning app developers that bribing, punishing, or deceiving s into allowing app tracking is not allowed. Here's what to look out for.
Musk Trolls Bezos' Blue Origin On Twitter After SpaceX's NASA Win
Elon Musk recently shared a couple of pun-filled messages on Twitter dismissing Blue Origin's challenge over SpaceX's historic NASA win.
Apple Clips Can Now Add AR Effects Using iPhone 12 Pro's LiDAR Scanner
Apple Clips has received an AR Spaces update that allows iPhone 12 Pro and iPad Pro s to make use of the LiDAR scanner to customize their rooms.
Blue Origin Not Happy With NASA Choosing Elon Musk's SpaceX
Blue Origin has filed an official complaint against SpaceX's NASA contract win for a trip to the Moon, but does the Bezos company have a case?
Why Microsoft Is Not Buying Discord
Discord has walked away from acquisition talks with Microsoft, ending several weeks of negotiations, and will focus on its growth and a potential IPO.
AirDrop Privacy Flaw Has 1.5 Billion Devices At Risk: What You Should Know
Researchers say they discovered a vulnerability exposing the sensitive information of Apple's AirDrop s in 2019 but that it's yet to be patched.
Here's One Of The Ways Tipping On Twitter Might Work
Twitter is testing a 'tip jar' feature that would allow s to send money to others, one of a host of monetization features it's been working on.
Instagram Lets s Block Specific Words, Phrases & Emojis From DMs
Instagram is introducing new optional filters for blocking abusive or offensive words, phrases, and emojis, including -specified ones.
How To 4K Twitter Photos On iPhone Or Android (& Should You?)
After testing the feature, Twitter is now rolling out the ability to post 4K images and to view images in 4K, but neither is mandatory for s.
Apple $50 Million Ransomware Hack & Leaks: What You Need To Know
A ransomware group is reportedly holding information about Apple releases ransom for $50 million having breached a manufacturing partner.