The new Parallels Desktop 17 supports M1 Macs and even lets you run Windows 11, although it may be worth waiting for the OS to launch first.
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Twitter has announced the first major update of its Agency Playbook since the guide first launched back in 2019.
Apple is making the development of AR apps more accessible to the masses by letting developers create 3D models from 2D photos.
If you want your future Google Meet calls to go ahead smoothly, it's a good idea to know when your meeting codes might expire.
WhatsApp won't delete accounts if users don't accept its new privacy policy. It will, instead, gradually limit the app's functionality.
The announcement was quiet, but Apple confirmed iOS 14.5 will be available next week, alongside WatchOS 7.4 and macOS 11.3.
Twitter Fleets Stickers make Fleets a little more fun on Android and iOS, like Instagram and Facebook Stories.
After Lightroom, Adobe has announced that Photoshop will now also run natively on Apple's M1 Macs.
VLC 3.0.12 is here, with lots of goodies, including native support for Apple Silicon (M1 processor) Macs.
Chrome 88, the latest update to your favorite RAM-hungry browser, has a new feature that helps you change all those weak passwords you use.
Google Maps announced it's rolling out street-level details - like crosswalks, sidewalks, and more, in four major global cities.
Facebook is rolling out a new design for Facebook Pages. It comes with new features, but without a Like button.
Twitter verification may resume soon. But first, the company says it's planning to automatically de-verify some of its users.
After a year of battling with some developers, Apple will allow most to qualify for a reduced App Store fee of 15%.
Apple has officially released macOS Big Sur, the latest version of macOS, which is available to download on compatible Mac computers.
In its effort to protect critical dialogue on its platform, Twitter is announcing several new product and enforcement updates.
Opera has updated its Android 60 and desktop apps with new features to help users safely access their data on the go or on their desktop.
Apple blocked a Facebook update because its new feature called out Apple on the 30% App Store tax the company takes on all in-app purchases.