EU iPhone users are getting another exclusive perk with iOS 18.4
OS 18.4 is coming soon and when it does, iPhone users in the EU will be able to choose their own default navigation app.
iOS 18.4 will give your iPhone a much-needed maps upgrade – but only if you're in the EU
If you are located in the EU and have the latest iOS 18.4 beta, you can make the adjustment by opening the Settings app and ...
Apple and Google under more scrutiny, this time for mobile browser dominance
A UK antitrust body has criticized Apple and Google's dominance over the mobile browser market, saying that it is holding back innovation.
The two key iPhone 16 features I wanted are massive flops
I was excited about the iPhone 16's two signature features, but the Camera Control and Apple Intelligence are massive flops.
UK investigation says Apple and Google are ‘holding back’ mobile browsers
Google’s Android mobile ecosystem is also complicit in impeding competition, according to the CMA report, albeit to a lesser ...
How to download BGMI 3.7 update Golden Dynasty: APK download links, Android and iOS update sizes, and more
BGMI's Golden Dynasty update launched on March 13, 2025. It introduced new theme mode, an 8x8 km Rondo map, new weapons, and ...
Google's Motion Cues will allow users to customize their anti-nausea experience
The latest Google Play Services v25.10.31 beta houses customization capabilities for Motion Cues, which should allow Android ...
iOS 18.4 Adds a Highly-Requested Setting to iPhones — But Not in U.S.
Phones are finally getting a much-requested setting, but availability is limited. The upcoming iOS 18.4 update introduces an ...
Apple and Google browser dominance harming consumer choice, says watchdog
The Competition and Markets Authority said the tech giants’ duopoly was ‘not working well, and this is holding back ...
Dropbox’s app finally supports a feature introduced on the iPhone 6S.
The iOS and iPadOS versions of Dropbox’s mobile app were updated this week with support for Live Photos which was first ...
UK says Apple stifles browser innovation, but chickens out of imposing regulation
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority wants Apple to allow rivals like Facebook to offer browsers on iPhone, but passes the buck on doing anything about it.