NotebookLM now speaks Sheets, Word, PDFs, and images for your research

NotebookLM’s latest update adds Deep Research and support for Sheets, Word, PDFs, and images, turning Google’s AI notebook into more of a real study hub where your files, sources, and summaries actually live together.

Paulo Vargas     November 14, 2025

You can now manage your finances in Cash App by chatting with an AI

Cash App is rolling out Moneybot, a new AI assistant that helps you understand your spending, income, and savings in real time. You can ask questions about your finances and get tailored suggestions. The update also includes new banking benefits and expanded crypto features across the app.

Manisha Priyadarshini     November 13, 2025

You next favorite song could be made by AI

Streaming users clearly want transparency around AI-generated music - over 80% say songs made entirely by AI should be labeled, and 65% believe copyrighted training data shouldn’t be used without permission.

Moinak Pal     November 13, 2025

Spotify just fixed the most annoying thing about audiobooks

Spotify is testing a new feature called Recaps, offering short audio summaries that help you jump back into an audiobook without rewinding. Available in beta on iOS for select English titles, Recaps update as you listen and cover only what you have already heard, avoiding any spoilers.

Manisha Priyadarshini     November 13, 2025

Google Maps finally shows if a Tesla Supercharger is worth the detour

Google Maps now shows live Tesla Supercharger availability right inside your route. You can see open stalls, charger speed, and ETA on one screen, cutting a lot of guesswork from EV road trips.

Paulo Vargas     November 13, 2025

Google app now lets you discover, save, and organize images like Instagram

Google has launched a new Images tab in its app, letting users discover, save, and organize visuals tailored to their interests, bridging search with personal inspiration.

Shikhar Mehrotra     November 13, 2025

You can now remotely uninstall Android apps from any of your phones

Google is rolling out a new Play Store feature that lets you remotely uninstall apps from any Android device linked to your account. The update adds an “Uninstall” button right on app pages and complements the existing Manage apps view, making it easier than ever to clean up unused apps and keep your devices in sync.

Manisha Priyadarshini     November 11, 2025

The viral Sora AI video generator app finally hits Android without a core frustration

OpenAI’s Sora AI video generator lands on Android, bringing realistic, sound-rich video creation to more users in select global markets.

Shikhar Mehrotra     November 4, 2025

You can browse Apple’s App Store on web from any device

Apple finally put the App Store where the rest of the internet lives: the web. You can now scroll categories, search apps, read editorial picks, and peek at iOS apps from any device, even if you are browsing from a Windows laptop. However, you still need the native App Store to install apps.

Manisha Priyadarshini     November 4, 2025

Fitbit’s new conversational AI Coach turns your fitness data into actionable insights

Fitbit Premium adds Gemini AI — a chat-based coach that gives personalized tips, real-time insights, and smarter goal setting.

Shikhar Mehrotra     November 3, 2025

Google is giving users more options to pay for apps, and hopefully save some money too

Google is changing its long-standing Play Store rules, letting Android developers promote external deals, link to downloads outside the Play Store, and offer their own payment options instead of Google’s billing system. For US users, that could mean more choice, and potentially cheaper app subscriptions, at least until the court-mandated changes expire in 2027.

Manisha Priyadarshini     October 30, 2025

Bremen researchers uncover mobile health apps with a bad case of data leakage

A University of Bremen study has uncovered that many popular health and fitness apps transmit user data before consent, using manipulative design tricks and vague privacy policies that undermine true transparency.

Moinak Pal     October 23, 2025

Tinder’s new wingman is AI as facial verification rolls out across the US

Tinder is expanding its Face Check verification feature across the U.S., requiring users to record short video selfies to prove their identity and fight impersonation, scams, and fake profiles.

Moinak Pal     October 22, 2025

Samsung’s One UI 8.5 will turn your lock screen into a mini music show

Samsung is revamping its One UI 8.5 lock screen with a dynamic album art transition, transforming how users experience music. The update also hints at AI-powered call screening features.

Moinak Pal     October 20, 2025

Google’s newest update enhances your Android’s screen recorder in exactly the right way

Android’s native screen recorder is getting a major upgrade with a selfie camera toggle and editing tools.

Shikhar Mehrotra     October 20, 2025

Perplexity AI turns into tutor with new language learning feature

Perplexity AI just added a new language learning feature that turns everyday chats into interactive lessons, with built-in translation, flashcards, and real-time practice facility in tow.

Manisha Priyadarshini     October 17, 2025

Apple’s social video app Clips says goodbye

Apple has officially discontinued its Clips video editing app after eight years, shifting focus to iMovie and built-in tools.

Moinak Pal     October 11, 2025

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The Digital Trends Bundle is a collection of 17 premium iOS apps covering categories such as productivity, entertainment, and games. Download the package and enjoy a 7-day free trial!

Aaron Mamiit     October 2, 2025

iPhone app that pays to record calls is somehow outranking social media

Neon Mobile says it will use the recording of phone calls and will use it to train AI models. It will also sell it to other interested parties, as well.

Nadeem Sarwar     September 24, 2025

Apple Sports introduces a feature we’ve all been waiting for, on iPhone, iPad and Mac

You can download this new version of Apple Sports from the App Store today.

John McCann     September 16, 2025

Quizlet announces major AI-powered upgrade in time for back to school

If you’re a high school or college student or have one in the house, you probably know all about Quizlet.  For the uninitiated, the app (with 60 million monthly users) helps students study and prepare for tests. In the olden, analog days there were notes and flash cards – now students use apps like Quizlet […]

Peter Horan     August 28, 2025

Elon Musk drags Apple to court for favoring ChatGPT a little too much

Elon Musk-led xAI has filed a lawsuit against Apple for giving preferential treatment to ChatGPT on the App Store at the cost of other rival AI products.

Nadeem Sarwar     August 25, 2025

Google is moving to protect your Android phone from anonymous apps

Android apps side-loaded from the internet often come from shady sources. Google will soon identify them and block those of anonymous origins.

Nadeem Sarwar     August 25, 2025

The best iPhone apps in 2025: These are the apps you need to download right now

Are you looking for the best iPhone apps? We take a deep dive into what the App Store has to offer, finding you the best options sorted by category.

Ian Bell     July 16, 2025

WhatsApp’s new AI feature lets you skip the scroll

Sometimes, you might not have time to wade through all of your messages. So this new feature will help.

Trevor Mogg     June 25, 2025

Apple Sports app serves up an ace of an update for tennis fans

And you can download it now from the App Store.

John McCann     June 25, 2025

The best Mac apps for 2025: top software for your Mac

Wondering what to install on your Mac? Look no further than our list of the best Mac apps, including everything from excellent productivity tools to security.

Mark Coppock     May 15, 2025

What is DirecTV: plans, pricing, channels, and more

DirecTV (formerly AT&T TV and DirecTV Stream) is a solid cable replacement service. Here's the latest on what it is, what you get, and how much it is.

Bryan M. Wolfe     May 12, 2025

Spotify’s new Snooze feature lets you take a break from overplayed songs

Spotify is testing a new Snooze feature that removes songs from your recommendations for 30 days.

Willow Roberts     May 8, 2025

You can now pay for Spotify any way you like

Spotify now supports external payments on iOS, offering better pricing and payment choices. Update your app and explore the new options today!

Bryan M. Wolfe     May 2, 2025

You can now pre-order the NotebookLM app on the App Store

The upcoming NotebookLM app is listed on the App Store with an expected release date of May 20 -- the first day of I/O 2025.

Willow Roberts     May 2, 2025

App subscriptions may get cheaper as U.S. court forces Apple to change its app store payment rules

Apple has updated its app store payment policies, after being lapped up a U.S. federal District Court.

Tushar Mehta     May 2, 2025

The best MacBook apps in 2025: essential downloads for power users

Want to get more from your Mac? Our selection of the best Mac apps for power users will help you run advanced tasks in macOS without ever breaking a sweat.

Alex Blake     May 1, 2025

I’ve used every major budgeting app, and these are my favorites for financial independence

Explore top budgeting apps like YNAB, Empower, and Monarch to boost your financial independence journey! Start budgeting smartly today.

Bryan M. Wolfe     April 29, 2025