You Can Get Siri to Read Articles Out Loud Now
Speech-to-text is among the most useful accessibility technologies to ever have been invented. It lets you use AI to read things out loud, which is great for people who suffer…
‘Web Roulette!’ Is an Addictive Browser for Your iPhone
Every once in a while, you come across an iPhone app that reminds you of the days when apps were made just for fun (and not to wring every last…
13 of the Most Useful Hidden Features in iOS 17
Since it launched in public beta earlier this month, we’ve talked a lot about the many ways iOS 17 will improve your digital life. While Apple has touted many of…
You Can Automatically Delete Trackers From iPhone URLs
Over the past couple of years, Apple has made positive strides when it comes to internet privacy. It automatically blocks cross-website cookies now, making it harder for ad networks to…
You Can Finally Use iCloud Keychain in Chrome
Screenshot: Ricky Mondello For a couple of years, Apple’s had a way to use your iCloud Keychain on Windows. It required a dedicated Windows app and browser extensions, but thanks…
You Should Really Try Out DuckDuckGo’s Windows Beta
Screenshot: DuckDuckGo If you’re looking for a privacy focused browser for your Windows PC, try DuckDuckGo’s browser and see if it works for you. It’s in public beta right now,…
The Best New Privacy Features Coming to Your Mac, iPhone, and iPad
Amid a bunch of new products, Apple announced a slew of privacy and safety related features at this week’s WWDC 2023. Here are the best privacy and safety features that…
The Best New Features in macOS Sonoma
MacOS Sonoma hardly made the biggest splash at WWDC 2023 (that honor was reserved for Apple Vision Pro), but that’s no shade on what might be the most functional update…
How to Use Passkeys on Your iPhone or Mac
A seamless login future is coming for all Apple users. Starting with iOS 16 and macOS Ventura, Apple offers built-in support for passkeys. You can add these new cryptographically generated…
Apple Has a New Kind of Security Update
Look, I like software updates, and I’m not alone—some of us enjoy seeing what new features developers have cooked up. But even though they’re less exciting, I’m an even bigger…