There is more to your iPhone’s volume buttons than meets the eye.
Users are going wild after recently finding the sound buttons activate eight features, like snapping photos, shooting videos and scanning documents.
Some third-party developers have also developed games to incorporate the knobs, transforming them into tiny controllers.
Meta’s Threads app looks set for an uphill climb if it’s ever to take the microblogging crown from Twitter, which is currently being rebranded as X.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently told employees that despite its impressive start in early July when around 100 million people activated a Threads account in its first five days of availability, more than half of those users have stopped checking in.
The revelation came in a call to employees that was heard by Reuters.
Former Burisma board member Devon Archer is scheduled to appear tomorrow morning before the House Oversight Committee for a closed-door, transcribed interview.
Fox is told that Archer is expected to appear this time – even though he ducked the committee three times before and is under subpoena.
Moreover, one senior Republican close to the investigation says the DOJ tried “an intimidation tactic” Saturday, asking a judge to set a date for Archer to report to begin serving jail time –
Have you ever watched Netflix and struggled to comprehend the dialogue because the background
Facebook users who have accidentally had their photos deleted are able to restore them with a couple of simple hacks.
A large number of users launched complaints last week after claims that the platform was mysteriously deleting photos off people’s profiles.
Some seem to believe that photos were wiped tended to be organised into folders or were uploaded
More than a decade ago, in a prescient essay for Scientific American, the inventor of the World Wide Web denounced what Facebook and other tech giants were doing to his signature invention. “Why should you care?” Tim Berners-Lee wrote at the time. “Because the Web is yours.” These companies, he warned, were restructuring the web itself, turning an expanse of interconnected websites all built on the same open infrastructure into a series of “fragmented islands” where users were kept
Krysten Wagner, a Los Angeles–based TikTok influencer, is defending her decision to promote products on TikTok while wearing a face mask that’s on sale for $50. In a video from June, Wagner squeezes white cream from a shiny blue tube and begins applying it to her taut, perfectly clear skin. “If you’re not familiar,” she says, smearing the cream on her forehead, “you can now shop in the TikTok app.”
For the past few months, she has been experimenting with
If you’re considering deleting WhatsApp, you’ll be happy to hear that there are several alternative apps to choose from:
1. Telegram
With more than 400 million users, Telegram is one of the most popular WhatsApp alternatives.
While it looks very similar to WhatsApp, what sets it apart is the fact that it gives the option to set messages to self-destruct after a given period of time, leaving no trace.
Telegram also offers end-to-end encryption.
However, as a WhatsApp spokesperson pointed
Telecom giant Verizon is experiencing an outage, leaving thousands of Americans unable to use their smartphones and the internet.
Customers reported problems around 8am ET, and the company has acknowledged
With over 500 million users, Spotify is without a doubt one of the most popular music streaming apps around the world.
But users are furious, following the news that Spotify is hiking its prices in both the UK and the US.
Its premium, duo, and
