If you make a mistake in an Instagram comment, you can now finally fix it without having to delete the comment and make it again. On Thursday, Instagram announced that users can now edit their comments within 15 minutes of posting them, which should hopefully give you ample time to clean up any errors. You […]
Meta AI App Reaches No. 5 on App Store Following Muse Spark Debut
The app was ranking No. 57 on the App Store just before Meta AI’s new model launched. Now it’s No. 5 â and rising.
After Data Breach, $10B Valued Startup Mercor Faces a Challenging Month
After falling victim to a hacker, Mercor is facing lawsuits and reportedly losing big-name customers.
StubHub to Pay $10M to Resolve FTC Accusations of ‘Deceptive’ Ticket Pricing
The consumer protection agency says the company violated the FTC Act and its Rule on Unfair or Deceptive Fees by “deceptively” advertising ticket prices on its website without clearly disclosing upfront what the total cost would be, including all mandatory fees.
Samsung Unveils AirDrop-Style Functionality for Older Devices, Users Express Discontent
Google’s introduction of Apple’s AirDrop feature to selected Pixel devices prompted Samsung to similarly incorporate AirDrop support in its newly launched Samsung Galaxy S26 lineup, assuring that additional smartphones would shortly receive support via Quick Share. In late March, the company began providing AirDrop for older Galaxy models operating on the One UI 8.5 beta through Quick Share updates. Although this beta is not a complete software version, it still allows the feature on more devices.
As reported by TechRadar, devices such as the Samsung Galaxy S22, Galaxy S23, Galaxy S24, Galaxy S25, and Galaxy Z Fold 7 have received AirDrop support. However, since the initiation of these Quick Share updates, users have reported that AirDrop has proven unreliable or entirely nonfunctional. Not only do older models struggle to detect iPhone devices, but even the new Galaxy S26 units are experiencing difficulties with AirDrop. In a community forum post, multiple users indicated they were unable to utilize this feature.
Samsung’s AirDrop rollout appears far from complete
April 2026 AT&T Offers: Complimentary Galaxy S26, Major Trade-In Savings, and Additional Benefits
The Major Three provider with numerous offers.
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Speculations Indicate Samsung’s ‘Wide’ Fold Debut at Unpacked Event in Late July
Samsung is said to be preparing for a significant Unpacked event in London, UK, on July 22, during which it aims to launch its newest foldable smartphones, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Flip 8. As per speculations, the event will also reveal a new “Wide” Fold model and might bring back the S Pen, a feature that has been missing from recent foldable models. The potential return of the S Pen has stirred interest, particularly after hints from Samsung’s executive director regarding its resurgence, stressing the importance of cutting-edge technology to support the stylus within the foldable design. The Fold 8 is anticipated to keep a design similar to its previous version, while the “Wide” Fold could come with a 7.6-inch display and a 4,800mAh battery, providing a broader aspect ratio for improved user experience. This expected event signifies a strategic initiative for Samsung, underlining London’s importance in its European market plan.
Google Cloud Expands AI Infrastructure Partnership with Intel on Xeon and Custom Chips
In short:Â Google Cloud and Intel have announced a deepened multi-year AI infrastructure partnership covering both CPU deployment and custom chip co-development. Google Cloud will continue adopting Intelâs Xeon 6 processors across its global infrastructure for C4 and N4 instances, while the two companies are expanding their joint development of custom Infrastructure Processing Units designed to […]
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Framework Teases Extensive Linux Updates for April 21st Event
Modular PC maker Framework is hosting a “Next Gen” event on April 21st at 1:30PM ET, and it looks like it might have something to do with Linux. Alongside a newsletter announcing the event, Framework posted a video on Thursday titled “Follow the white penguin.” It features a few clear references to Linux, including the […]
Netflix’s TV Games Receive a Big Boost with Jackbox Collection
Netflix’s party-focused lineup of TV games just got three excellent new additions: Jackbox’s Drawful 2, Fibbage 4, and Quiplash 3, available as the Jackbox Party Essentials pack on the platform. Subscribers can access Jackbox Party Essentials at no additional cost and use their phones as controllers to play. The Jackbox bundle seems like a natural […]
