770 Stories
WhatsApp is working on allowing users to set the app as the default Phone and Messages app on iPhones. It is currently available to limited WhatsApp Beta users and should be available for everyone in the coming months, offering a seamless calling and texting experience.
Instagram Finally Lets You Fast Forward Those “Long” Reels
View quick summary
Instagram is rolling out a feature to fast forward reels at 2x speed, similar to TikTok. To use it, you need to long press the left or right side of your display. This feature was previously available but then removed later on. Now it is finally here after much-requested due to the increased reel duration to 3 minutes.
YouTube’s Latest Feature Lets You Share Ad-Free Videos with Friends
View quick summary
YouTube is testing a new feature to let Premium users share ad-free video links with friends. You will be able to send up to 10 ad free videos in a month, and it works with most video content on the site. The feature is available with limited Premium users in certain regions only as of now.
Facebook Revisits Its Roots with a New “Friends” Tab to Revive Your Feed
View quick summary
Facebook is going back to its roots by introducing a "Friends" tab, which will display only content from friends in the feed. This feature will remove distractions and suggested posts, bringing back the original Facebook experience. The change is part of a larger effort to restore the platform's charm, but its effectiveness remains to be seen.
iPhone 16e Review: It’s Just Enough!
View quick summary
In this review, I will be sharing my thoughts on the iPhone 16e, going over different aspects of the device like build, design, display, the new C1 modem, and how the phone fairs for its $599 price overall as well as discuss whether it is an upgrade for someone switching from an older device.
Nothing’s Essential Space Could Soon Be Locked Behind a Subscription Fee
View quick summary
An APK teardown of the latest version of the Essential Space suggests the app may introduce paid features. It is unknown what the paid features could include however, a string of code mentions a possible $120 fee, along with new features like Smart Collections and Focused Search.
Google Shifts Android OS Development to an Internal Pipeline
View quick summary
Google is transitioning Android development entirely to an internal branch. While the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) remains accessible, developers will face challenges in tracking and contributing to progress. This move aims to streamline Android developement processes but may limit transparency.
Discord Desktop Gets a Makeover with New Themes, In-Game Overlay, and More
View quick summary
Discord has released a major update with a new UI design, dark themes, and spacing options. The update includes the Onyx theme, a dark mode, and a "UI Density" option to adjust spacing. The in-game overlay has also been updated with widgets, improving performance and user experience.
How to Delete Netflix Account
View quick summary
Want to delele your Netflix account once and for all and don't want to deal with a 10 month wait time after canceling your Netflix subscription? Then read this guide to learn the quick and easy way to delete your Netflix account permanently.
Apple AirPods Max Gains 24-bit/48kHz Lossless Support in a New Update
View quick summary
Apple is releasing a software update in April to bring lossless audio support to AirPods Max. The update will enable 24-bit, 48 kHz lossless audio and ultra-low latency audio, allowing users to enjoy high-fidelity audio at no extra cost. This update will be available with iOS 18.4, iPadOS 18.4, and macOS Sequoia 15.4.
On This Day 30 Years Ago, WikiWikiWeb Walked So Wikipedia Could Run
View quick summary
30 years ago today on March 25th, 1995 the first user editable Wiki was launched dubbed WikiWikiWeb. In this read, we will take a trip down the memory lane discusssing how it changed the landscape of how we share and contribute information on the internet thanks to the invention of this simple database by Ward Cunningham.
How to Delete a Netflix Profile
View quick summary
In this guide we have outlined the steps to delete Netflix profile on your desktop, Android, iPhone or smart TVs. We have mentioned step by step process to delete the profile for each of the devices along with necessary FAQs to help you out.
Nothing’s New Essential Key Makes Reminders Easy… And Confusing
View quick summary
In this post, we are going over the Essential Key and Essential Space, one of the new features introduced with the Nothing Phone (3a) series. It is an AI powered app that creates tasks and reminders from screenshots and images. While it shows potential, the feature is still in early development and experiences inconsistent results, requiring more time to process data and generate results.
WhatsApp Will Soon Let You Calls Meta AI for Advice
View quick summary
WhatsApp is testing a feature that allows users to engage in one-to-one voice sessions with Meta AI. It works similarly to ChatGPT Voice, where users can continue conversations even when exiting the app. This feature is currently under testing for a limited number of users.
WhatsApp Web Getting a Visual Upgrade with Pitch Black Dark Theme
View quick summary
WhatsApp has rolled out a new theme for the web version of the messaging app. The update is available to everyone and offers a more consistent look with the desktop app. This change is gradual, so users may receive it in the coming days.
Best Google Pixel 9a Cases and Covers to Buy in 2025
View quick summary
Want a new case for your Pixel 9a? Look no further, as we have compiled a list of the best cases across different categories and use cases that you should pick for the Pixel 9a.
YouTube Testing High-Quality Audio for Premium Subscribers
View quick summary
YouTube may introduce a new feature allowing users to control sound quality in videos. The feature, found in the latest YouTube Beta app, will offer three audio presets: Auto, Normal, and High. However, it may be exclusive to YouTube Premium subscribers, which could be a disappointment for non-subscribers.
Spotify Icons and Symbols Explained: What Do They Mean
View quick summary
Playing a soundtrack on Spotify might be easy. But if you're struggling with getting around the app's UI and interacting with its various icons and buttons, then this should be your go-to guide for figuring out Spotify. The list we've prepared here is full of icons, symbols, buttons, and options you'll find when you use the Spotify app on your Android and iPhone.
EU Greenlights Apple’s Dream of Portless iPhones Without USB-C
View quick summary
The European Union officer has given Apple the green light to create a portless iPhone. They mention that a device without a charging port doesn't need to comply with the Common Charger Directive. This means a portless iPhone could be released next year, charging through MagSafe.
You Can Soon Share Spotify Songs Directly to Your WhatsApp Status
View quick summary
WhatsApp has introduced a new feature allowing users to directly share songs from their Spotify playlists to WhatsApp status updates. This feature is currently available in the latest WhatsApp beta version 2.25.8.3 for Android. The shared song will include a preview with the song name, artist, and album, along with a "Play on Spotify" option.
You Can Now Use Gemini Without a Google Account
View quick summary
Google now lets you use Gemini without signing in with a Google account. While signed out, users can still chat with Gemini, but features like chat history, image generation, and attachments are unavailable. This option is only available on the web version of Gemini.
Wait Is Almost Over: Samsung Will Begin One UI 7 Rollout on April 7
View quick summary
Samsung has announced that One UI 7 will roll out on April 7th. The update will first be available on the Galaxy S24 series, followed by other eligible devices. It includes changes like updated visuals, redesigned camera UI, and improved AI capabilities.
YouTube Music’s AI-Powered “Ask for Music” Feature Now Available on iPhones
View quick summary
YouTube Music's "Ask for Music" AI-powered feature is now available on iOS devices with version 8.10 and above. This feature allows users to create custom radio stations by selecting from prompts or typing their desired music style. It's only available with a YouTube Premium subscription and currently limited to the US, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia.
USB PD vs PPS Fast Charging: Explained
View quick summary
In this read, we go over what is USB PD (Power Delivery) and PPS (Programmable Power Supply) and how they both differ with each other, along with a list of features for both of them. USB PD is a universal fast charging standard that allows devices to communicate with chargers and adjust charging currents. PPS is a feature of USB PD 3.0 and 3.1 that dynamically adjusts current for more efficient charging, improving speed and battery longevity.
How to See Liked Posts on Instagram
View quick summary
To see your liked posts on Instagram, head over to your profile page, then tap the hamburger menu, and go to Your activity. Here tap the Likes option to see all the posts you have liked on the app so far. You can even filter through different posts based on newest to oldest and content type.
We Shot 900+ Photos with the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro and Its Camera Will Surprise You!
View quick summary
The Nothing Phone (3a) Pro's camera offers compelling photos for a phone that is priced less than $500. The 50MP primary shooter and periscope sensor excel in daylight and black-and-white shots, but struggle with harsh sunlight and nighttime photography. Despite some minor issues, the camera offers a good experience for its price, making it a competitive option in the mid-range market.
Bluesky released its 1.99 update. It includes 3-minute-long videos, a message request inbox, accessible mute options, improved moderation reporting. This update aims to improve user experience, though the bookmarking feature remains absent.
X Experiences Major Outage, Musk Points Fingers for Cyberattack
View quick summary
On March 10, 2025, social media platform X experienced a significant outage in the US and UK. Elon Musk, the platform's owner, linked the issue to a cyberattack, originating from Ukraine. Experts suggest a DDoS attack caused the disruption, which lasted over six hours.
Your Favorite OnePlus Phone Feature, the Alert Slider, Is Going Away
View quick summary
OnePlus CEO Pete Lau recently shared a post on the community forums announcing the departure of the iconic alert slider in favor of a customizable button similar to how Apple did with the Action button. This has fans pretty upset as they don't wish to see the slider which has become synonymous with their devices getting retired.
Instagram Testing Community Chats Similar to Discord
View quick summary
Instagram is reportedly introducing a community chat feature, similar to Discord, allowing users to create group chats with up to 250 members. Admins can moderate the chat and Meta will review the content against their Community Standards. The feature is still in its prototype phase and no release date has been announced.
MWC 2025: This AI Phone Can Replace You With a Digital Clone
View quick summary
The Newnal AI phone creates a digital clone of the user using facial features and voice. The AI assistant can perform tasks like drafting emails, booking car insurance, and making payments. The device collects user data, including medical and financial records, and uploads it to cloud servers. The phone is set to launch globally on May 1st for $375.
YouTube’s Cheaper Ad-Free Premium Lite Plan Finally Expands to the US
View quick summary
YouTube Premium Lite is now available in the US, priced at $7.99/month. This cheaper plan offers ad-free videos for creator-made content, excluding music and other features. The pilot program aims to expand to more regions including Thailand, Germany, and Australia. It's designed for die-hard YouTube fans who want ad-free content without a music service.
15 Best Smartphones That Stole the Show at MWC 2025
View quick summary
At MWC 2025, we got to see some amazing smartphones with innovative technology and a few exciting concepts that are pushing the boundaries of a modern smartphone system, including the world's thinnest smartphone by Tecno, a solar power charging phone by Infinix and Realme Ultra with interchangeable camera lenses.
MWC 2025: This Infinix Tri-Fold Concept Leaves Us Scratching Our Heads
View quick summary
Infinix unveiled a tri-folding flip phone, the Zero Series Mini Tri-Fold Concept Device, at MWC 2025. This device features two hinges, allowing it to collapse into a compact size. Its questionable form factor makes it one of the bizarre devices we spotted at the trade fair this year.
10 Best Calendar Apps for iPhone (2025)
View quick summary
Looking for a calendar app on iOS to stay on top of your hectic schedule? Here are the 10 best calendar apps for your iPhone in 2025.
Google’s March Pixel Drop Brings Scam Detection and Improved AI Features
View quick summary
Google has released the latest Pixel Drop update for March 2025, and it brings substantial changes for Pixel devices. It features the new Modes option that replaces Do Not Disturb, Notification Cooldown, AI enhancements, spam call detection and loss of pulse detection for Pixel Watch 3.
Apple Announces New iPad Air with M3 Chip and 11th Gen iPad
View quick summary
Apple has released two new iPads: the iPad Air with an M3 chip and the 11th-gen iPad with an A16 Bionic processor. The iPad Air features a 20% performance boost and a new Magic Keyboard accessory. Pricing starts at $599 for the 11th-gen iPad and $799 for the 13-inch iPad Air.
MWC 2025: Realme’s Interchangeable Lens Vision Brings Mirrorless Cameras to Phones
View quick summary
Realme has unveiled a prototype smartphone, the "Ultra", with a 1-inch CMOS Sony IMX 989 sensor and interchangeable camera lenses. This allows for high-quality, lossless photos with natural bokeh effect, rivaling DSLR cameras. Although the device may not be commercially available, it showcases a promising innovation in mobile imaging.
Nothing Phone (3a) Pro Periscope Camera Tested: The Results are Shocking!
View quick summary
The Nothing (3a) Pro comes with a 50MP x3 periscope lens which proves to offer some amazing shots at long ranges and even in macros. Seeing its prowess, we have pitted it against some of the best camera centric smartphones featuring similar periscope setup to see how it fairs compared to them.
Nothing Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro Review: Maturing Perfection
View quick summary
Nothing has released their two new midrange devices for 2025, namely the Nothing Phone (3a) and the Nothing Phone (3a) Pro. Both of them share identical specs, with the Pro featuring a chunkier design and a periscope lens. If you're wondering which one is the right fit for you, read this review to get the bigger picture.
Nothing Phone (3a) vs Phone (3a) Pro: Camera Steals the Show
View quick summary
The Nothing Phone (3a) vs Nothing Phone (3a) Pro offer improved specifications, like the new Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor, latest Nothing OS 3.1 update, and a bigger brighter display. But what are the exact difference between the two? Find out in this comparison of the two phones.