Imagine you’re at a concert, a ballgame, or a festival. It’s so loud that yelling at your friends is pointless, and they may never notice a text message. Instead, you type what you want to say into Long Shout.
Most people ask AI one question and take whatever it hands back. But you’ll get sharper, more useful answers if you ask six people instead of one.
Instead of asking AI to immediately solve your problem, ask it to interview you first.
A recent Forbes survey found 40 percent of travelers say their online security has been compromised while using public WiFi.
Waterllama is a hydration tracking app for iPhone and Apple Watch that reminds you to drink water throughout the day.
Bibliobeats is a new app that pairs books with music. Think of it as a soundtrack for whatever you are reading.
The company recently updated its guidance because today’s thieves aren’t just stealing phones. They’re trying to trick owners into unlocking them.
Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, search for information, and even write emails. But some experts say AI could eventually affect something much closer to home: your monthly electric bill.
If you receive a suspicious Evite or party invitation, don’t assume it’s legitimate just because you recognize the sender. That friend may already be a victim, too.
The app is designed for close friends who want to spend more time together but don’t always know when the other person is available.
