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+29 +6Children are dying in the TikTok 'Blackout' challenge. How social media is changing peer pressure.
Dangerous viral social media challenges can be attractive to teens who crave peer approval and are more prone to risk-taking behaviors.
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+23 +2Netflix’s gaming expansion starts with mobile
You’ll get games for free as part of your Netflix sub.
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+10 +1Pegasus scandal: Are we all becoming unknowing spies?
We may be stepping into a world in which we are all spies - and at the same time are all spied on.
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+16 +3iPhone 13 May Feature Apple Watch-Inspired Always-On Display
Following a successful supercycle launch of the iPhone 12 last year, Apple aims to make another "big splash" with its upcoming 2021 iPhone
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+19 +3Google faces new antitrust lawsuit over Google Play Store fees
Another one!
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+11 +310 apps with millions of Play Store downloads found stealing Facebook login info
Google has a lot of moving parts behind the scenes, trying to keep malware off of the Play Store. But with seven figures of apps posting and updating
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+19 +5Google Admits AI Assistant Records Audio Secretly: Report
Google reportedly admitted that Assistant records audio even when you're not using it.
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+9 +1‘Huge’ breakthrough means smartphones could charge in less than 5 minutes
Low cost technique offers ‘huge change in technology’ for lithium-ion batteries
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+26 +7The first mobile phone call was 75 years ago – what it takes for technologies to go from breakthrough to big time
The ubiquity of mobile phones is a defining feature of the 21st century, but it's been possible to place a phone call on the go since shortly after World War II.
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+16 +3The $149 Smartphone That Could Bring The Linux Mobile Ecosystem to Life
The low-cost PinePhone isn’t a perfect device, but the nuanced ecosystem it’s going to build for Linux-based smartphones is going to be amazing.
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+16 +4Samsung Galaxy A32 5G review: 5G on a budget
An inexpensive phone that’s ready for the next few years.
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+17 +3Apple iPhones Can Soon Hold Your ID. Privacy Experts Are On Edge
Privacy experts worry the convenient feature will open the door to surveillance, data tracking and Apple's turning interactions involving state-issued IDs into a new revenue stream.
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+25 +3iOS 4 has been lovingly recreated as an iPhone app
All of the key animations and apps work from 10 years ago.
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+16 +1Google’s first folding Pixel is apparently still on track for a 2021 reveal
Pixel, fold?
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+19 +6How Apple’s iPhone and Apps Trap You in a Walled Garden
Technology is overwhelming and making decisions about what gadget to buy is harder than ever. WSJ personal tech columnist Joanna Stern makes it all a bit easier in her lively and informative videos.
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+20 +3How bad is Google Photos’ compression anyway?
Some quick tests as Google ends its free storage offer.
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+25 +1Google reportedly made it difficult for smartphone users to find privacy settings
Arizona’s attorney general sued the company last year
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+23 +2WhatsApp reverses course, now won’t limit functionality if you don’t accept its new privacy policy
A change of plans.
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+22 +2Here's what will happen if you don't accept WhatsApp's new privacy policy
WhatsApp's has had a few eventful months following the introduction of an updated privacy policy back in January. The Facebook-owned messaging service
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+21 +5The Siri shortcut "I'm getting pulled over" automatically opens your camera and records cops
Filming the police is an incredibly important right protected by the First Amendment. In our woefully imperfect system, it is an essential tool in keeping citizens safe and holding law enforcement accountable for their actions.
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