Oliver Haslam has written about technology for nearly ten years. His work has been published in print at Macworld and online pretty much everywhere else. If it plugs in or has a battery, it's fair game.
Twitter has outlined a new crisis misinformation policy that is designed to make sure that fake news and misinformation don't spread via the social network during important events.
Apple's mixed reality headset is reportedly edging nearer to a release after the company showed its next big thing off to members of its board.
Video-based social network TikTok is reportedly keen to add mini-games to its app across multiple platforms with the company already testing them in Vietnam.
NowPlaying, a popular app that can be used to identify songs that are playing, has been updated to add a raft of new features including additional icons, information on awards a song might have had, and more.
Fortnite fans now have a new way to play the battle royales game on their iPhone and iPad with touch controls after Nvidia GeForce NOW opened the game up to everyone. The move means that gamers on Apple's mobile platforms can play Fortnite in the cloud without needing to hook up a controller.
Apple TV+ has today shared a second trailer for the upcoming dinosaur series 'Prehistoric Planet,' a five-night event that will feature Sir David Attenborough.
Brave has announced an updated version of its Brave Browser for iPhone and iPad that adds support for a new Privacy Hub alongside other features designed to help keep people safe online.
As much as we're all looking forward to the arrival of the second season of 'Squid Game,' it doesn't sound like we will be watching it any time soon. But thankfully, that isn't because Netflix has canceled it.
Netflix has announced that it is expanding its language availability of Audio Descriptions (AD) and Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (SDH) starting this month, although the project will spread into 2023. The announcement comes as part of the streamer's celebration of Global Accessibility Awareness Day.
Apple TV+ has announced that the third season of the popular show 'Trying' will premiere globally on July 22. The first two seasons are currently available to stream in their entirety.
Disney+ believes that most subscribers will choose to watch ads than pay higher prices to get rid of them. The company is set to launch the new ad-supported tier later this year although pricing hasn't yet been confirmed.
Privacy-oriented search engine and browser outfit DuckDuckGo has shared a new ad that highlights how it works to protect users from having their data collected by other companies, including Google.
YouTube is making it easier for people to see which parts of a video are most popular by highlighting the sections that were "most replayed" by other users. Those sections will appear as a spike on a graph that will be overlayed on the video's timeline.
Apple TV+ has held a second premiere for 'Prehistoric Planet,' its "highly anticipated natural history event series" that will be narrated by Sir David Attenborough. The man himself was present at this second premiere which took place at the BFI IMAX in London.
Have you ever looked at your Mac and wished it looked a little more like it belonged in 1984? If you have, you're in luck because there's a new icon and wallpaper pack that is going to be right up your street.
TikTok is adding a new tool to its service that will make it easier for people to give proper credit to original creators when making their videos. The new tool means that people can now tag, credit, and mention a video in their own description.
Apple TV+ has today shared a new teaser for the family show 'Harriet the Spy' ahead of the show's return on May 20.
Apple has shared a new ad that highlights how data brokers take information and sell it to the highest bidder. The ad, part of Apple's ongoing iPhone privacy push, follows someone who stumbles upon an auction as people bid to buy their data.
Bike is a new outlining app for the Mac and it's designed to be as clean as possible while still offering the features people need from such an app.
Recent reports are that Netflix is losing customers faster than it is gaining them, something that saw it lose an aggregate of 200,000 paying customers last quarter. But new research shows that the biggest issue isn't that people are leaving — it's who those people are.