Apple would prepare the arrival of third-party application stores on iOS

Apple is reportedly preparing to open its iOS operating system to third-party app stores. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple’s software and services teams are rethinking the platform to “open up vital elements.” This effort is expected to enable iPhone and iPad users to download third-party apps without going through the App Store. This move

Twitter is closing down the Revue newsletter platform

Twitter is closing down the Revue newsletter platform, a logical decision in this new era of Twitter 2.0. Hardly a few hours after Jack Dorsey used Revue to share his opinion on the Twitter Files, the company announced that it would close the newsletter platform at the beginning of next year. “As of January 18,

LG teases a photo module for smartphones with a real optical zoom

LG has unveiled a smartphone camera module with real optical zoom. In which smartphones will we be able to find it? LG may no longer manufacture smartphones, but the brand continues to design components for them. Its Innotek subsidiary has just unveiled a periscope-style camera module offering 4-9 times optical zoom. This would allow smartphones

Grammarly is more useful than ever on iPhone and iPad

Grammarly updates on iOS and now offers all the features of its desktop version on iPhone and iPad. If you are used to writing a lot on your computer, you most likely use autocorrect. And you might even be using Grammarly more precisely. Or at least are you aware of the existence of this service.

WhatsApp launches public beta program for its desktop app

WhatsApp is launching today a first public beta for its Windows and macOS desktop applications. The majority of applications and other web services are going through beta phases today. This is an almost obligatory step to allow new developments to be fine-tuned, to confront them with a greater number of users and to collect the

Duolingo adds a family offer and five new diapers to its catalog

Duolingo is full of new features with, among other things, a family package, new languages, new exercises and a new application to come for mathematics. During its annual Duocon conference, Duolingo announced several updates for its language learning app. Among the new features is the introduction of a family plan that offers access to Duolingo

LG shares progress in 6G developments

LG announces that it has taken an important step in the development of 6G. Its teams have managed to broadcast a 6G signal 100 meters away. LG takes a major step forward for 6G Work on 6G started several years ago now and it seems that things are progressing well. At least that’s what we

Spotify launches its own paid subscription podcast service

Spotify is the most popular music streaming service around today. And the giant intends to do everything to keep its place. Including by relying heavily on podcasts. Podcasts are a separate category in the world of audio streaming. An increasingly popular category. Many users listen to it on a daily basis. And streaming platforms are

Sega jumps on the NFT phenomenon

Non-fungible token (NFT) and blockchain game startup Double Jump Tokyo has partnered with SEGA to develop digital collectibles based on the Japanese publisher’s games. Following a financial investment, the amount of which has not been disclosed, the partnership will begin this summer with the marketing of NFTs based on already existing licenses. Once the project