In the absence of stronger federal regulation, some states have begun regulating apps that offer AI “therapy” as more people turn to artificial intelligence for mental health advice. But the laws, all ...

When your company outgrows a consumer security suite, Bitdefender Ultimate Small Business Security offers effective protection with enhancements such as remote management of company PCs and monitoring ...

Snapchat is adding a 5 GB storage limit to its Memories feature. Users who exceed this limit will need to get a new $1.99 plan for 100 GB storage. Additionally, Snapchat+ members get 250 GB storage ...

For users with fewer photos, up to 5GB in size, Memories continue to be free. In case they exceed the 5GB limit, Snapchat will hold their photos for 12 months. During this time, they can switch to a ...

After nearly a decade of serving as a digital time capsule for moments from your life, Snapchat is now putting a price on its Memories features. The social media giant announced that free access to ...

Microsoft is updating its Photos app on Windows 11 Insider channels to add AI auto-categorisation on Copilot+ PCs, helping users organise images between screenshots, receipts, and more ...

It appears that Google's new experimental search app for Windows has run into a problem. The company recommends a reinstall.

The app was taken offline after TechCrunch reported a security flaw that allowed any user to view others' phone numbers, recordings, and transcripts.

Snapchat is experiencing a surge in popularity among young Indian users, with platform engagement doubling in the last two years. This growth is fueled by a thriving creator ecosystem, as evidenced by ...

The widespread adoption of AI is yielding new technologies and applications on a daily basis, but this expansive potential also places greater strain than ever on the systems that support our devices.

I've spent nearly a decade saving thousands of snaps to Memories. Now that Snapchat wants me to pay, I'm exporting and leaving.

Trump says China's President has approved a deal, which involves a US joint venture operating the video-sharing app and its algorithms. But when the transition will occur remains unclear.