Tag: Software
YouTube TV’s sports-friendly Multiview mode is rolling out to iPad and iPhone
YouTube TV’s Multiview feature is reportedly rolling out to iOS devices, giving iPhone owners a new, more immersive way to watch sports. News of this update comes from multiple users on the YouTubeTV subreddit claiming that they had just received the option on their smartphones. One person even shared a…
Read More
Windows 10’s lock screen ruined? Not for everyone, but new feature rolling out is a love or hate thing
Windows 10 is getting a new feature for the lock screen, furnishing it with some extras that you’ll either approve of or detest, if the reaction online thus far is anything to go by. Ever-present leaker and keen delver into the hidden depths of Windows 11 preview builds, PhantomOfEarth, posted…
Read More
Mac users beware – a macOS Sonoma 14.4 bug could delete saved versions of files in your iCloud Drive
The latest update for macOS Sonoma has yet another bug, this time causing havoc for users’ saved files in iCloud Drive. Normally, when you save files within your iCloud Drive all the different versions of that file will be saved for future reference. So, if you’ve been working on a…
Read More
The Meta Quest 3 Lite gets another image leak – and a new name
Nothing is official yet, but it seems increasingly likely that a cheaper version of the Meta Quest 3 is on the way. Now we have a freshly leaked image of the headset – which apparently isn’t called the Meta Quest 3 Lite. That’s the name we’ve used for previous leaks,…
Read More
YouTube Music will finally let you look up tracks just by singing into your phone
It took a little while, but YouTube Music is, at long last, giving users the ability to search for songs just by singing a tune into a smartphone’s microphone. The general YouTube app has had this feature since mid-October 2023, and judging from recently found images on Reddit, the version…
Read More
Google Drive is finally getting a dark mode – and this makes me happy
It looks like Google Drive could finally get a dark mode option for its web version, meaning perusing documents could become a lot easier on the eye for people who like their web pages muted rather than a searing while. This information comes courtesy of 9to5Google, which reports that one…
Read More