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You'll Soon Have 700 Netflix Originals to Choose From
By the end of 2018 Netflix will have 700 original movies and TV shows available to stream. But too much of anything is a bad thing. Right?
The ESRB Defends Loot Boxes in Video Games
The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) has finally addressed the issue of loot boxes, but probably not in the way gamers hoped...
4 New Features for YouTube Live Streamers and Viewers
YouTube has added some new features to YouTube Live, all of which are designed to help creators connect with their audiences.
The New Nokia 8110 4G Is for Nostalgia Nerds
The Nokia 8110 4G isn't an exact replica, but it's still a tribute act likely to appeal to nostalgia nerds of a certain age.
The New AirPods Could Have Hands-Free Siri
One thing Apple does consistently is deliver new versions of its existing products. And it looks as though a new version of the AirPods is already on the way.
The Snapchat User Revolt Hits Snap's Share Price
With a single tweet, Kylie Jenner managed to hit Snapchat where it hurts... in the pocket.
Airbnb Plus Offers Luxury Rentals for Travelers
Airbnb Plus is a new brand for accommodations that can meet 100 different criteria, and are therefore likely to please the more discerning traveler.
Uber Express Pool Is Just Like Taking the Bus
Uber Express Pool is an extension of the existing Pool service. And while it could save you even more money, the downside is its similarity to taking the bus.
You Can Now Add More People to a Messenger Chat
Facebook is finally making it easier to add more people to a call. But we can't help but wonder why it's taken this long to add such a simple feature.
Nuance Discontinues the Swype Keyboard App
Nuance has announced that it has stopped developing the popular Swype keyboard app. Existing users can carry on using it for the time being, but Swype has disappeared from Google Play and the App Store.
Chrome Now Shortens Links You Share With Friends
Chrome for Android now has the ability to shorten the URLs you share with your friends. So you can now share a clean link without any of that unnecessary tracking information included.
Update iOS and macOS to Beat the Text Bomb Bug
Apple has released updates to its OSes in an effort to beat the text bomb bug. So you should update your device to the latest version before someone decides to prank you.
Microsoft Makes Sure Windows Phone Really Is Dead
Microsoft is hammering another nail in the coffin of Windows Phone by discontinuing support for push notifications.
Twitter Kills its Desktop App for Mac Users
Twitter for Mac is no more. Twitter has already pulled the app from Apple's App Store, and will end support completely on March 18, 2018.
You Can Now Use Pandora Premium on the Web
After countless requests from users, Pandora has finally launched Pandora Premium on the web. And it's about time too.
Google Quietly Launches Gmail Go for Android
Google has launched Gmail Go for Android, the latest in a growing line of lightweight versions of popular apps designed for low-end Android phones.
YouTube TV Adds More Channels for More Money
Google is adding new channels to YouTube TV. Unfortunately, new subscribers will be paying the price through higher subscription fees.
The Apple HomePod Can Stain Your Furniture
It turns out that Apple's smart speaker can stain wooden furniture. Giving us another reason not to buy a HomePod.
4 New Tools to Keep Your Pinterest Boards Organized
Pinterest has rolled out a number of new tools designed to help your pins, boards, and sections looking exactly the way you want them to look. And you know you can't resist...
Google Reveals How Chrome's New Ad Blocker Works
Google Chrome now has its own built-in ad blocker. And in order to clear up any confusion, Google has explained how Chrome's new ad blocker works...