06.14.18 Services Snapchat lets third-party apps use its AR camera, Bitmoji and more Privacy is at the forefront as Snap opens up with Snap Kit. By K. Holt, 06.14.18 save Save share
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04.13.18 04.13.18 in Mobile iMovie gets some attention with an iPhone X-ready update And support for Apple's Metal graphics API. By R. Lawler, 04.13.18 save Save share View
04.06.18 04.06.18 in Internet Twitter changes may bring major issues for third-party apps (updated) Developers warn that auto-refresh and push notifications could go away. By R. LeFebvre, 04.06.18 save Save share View
04.03.18 04.03.18 in Mobile Instagram limits access to user data for unofficial apps And it cut off some developers' access to its API entirely. By M. Moon, 04.03.18 save Save share View
03.30.18 03.30.18 in Internet Alexa's DVR controls will finally let you record a show DirecTV, Dish, TiVo and Verizon will soon capture TV hands-free. By J. Fingas, 03.30.18 save Save share View
03.21.18 03.21.18 in Mobile Google makes Pixel 2's driving awareness available to Android apps They can understand your context without requiring your help. By J. Fingas, 03.21.18 save Save share View
03.19.18 03.19.18 in Gadgetry NVIDIA announces exclusive features for GPUs that don't exist A new GeForce series can't be far out, right? By A. Souppouris, 03.19.18 save Save share View
03.19.18 03.19.18 in Personal Computing Games will soon livestream directly to Facebook No extra software or capture cards required. By J. Fingas, 03.19.18 save Save share View
02.23.18 02.23.18 in Internet Twitter relaxes the rules for customer service DMs You can theoretically DM your cable company forever. By D. Cooper, 02.23.18 save Save share View
