Apple/Screenshot by Sarah Tew/CNET Apple Podcast Subscriptions are live as of Tuesday, letting you purchase membership to individual podcasts and channels of shows. The marketplace is live worldwide and includes
CloudLinux releases UChecker security tool for Linux servers
Linux is more secure than Windows. We all know that. But that doesn’t mean it has perfect security. Nothing does. CloudLinux is helping to improve Linux’s operational security with the
Google opens Workspace to everyone
Google today announced that it is making Workspace, the service formerly known as G Suite (and with a number of new capabilities), available to everyone, including consumers on free Google
Why Apple’s next iPhone could make you care about LTPO displays
Sarah Tew/CNET If you’re in the market for a smartphone or smartwatch, now’s a good time to learn a new tech term: LTPO. The screen technology is an improvement to
iPhone 13 might cost even less than iPhone 12. Here’s why we think so
Will the iPhone 13 cost more or less than its predecessors? We should know for sure in September. Andrew Hoyle/CNET The iPhone 13 is just a few months away. One
Nuclear waste recycling is a critical avenue of energy innovation
No single question bedevils American energy and environmental policy more than nuclear waste. No, not even a changing climate, which may be a wicked problem but nonetheless receives a great
Whatfix nabs $90M to help workers onboard and get the most out of their IT stacks
“Digital transformation” has been on the mind of many an organization in the last year: the pandemic and the shift it’s brought to how we work are speeding up investments
Facebook and Instagram’s cartoon avatar craze: How to do it (and a look at the privacy rules)
Voila AI Artist is the latest cartoon craze going around Facebook, Instagram and more. It’s free on iPhone and Android. Jessica Dolcourt/CNET I’ve tried my fair share of cartoon avatars,
No more iPhone FaceTime FOMO: How Apple video calls are coming to Android
In iOS 15, you’ll be able to join a FaceTime call from your iPhone, Android or Windows device. Screenshot by CNET This story is part of Apple Event, our full
For your iPhone security, Face ID is just the beginning. 3 extra settings to know now
Locking down your iPhone or iPad security takes more than just a passcode. Angela Lang/CNET Using Apple’s Touch ID or Face ID tech to secure your iPhone or iPad is
Sinch snaps up MessageMedia for $1.3B to compete with Twilio in business SMS services
Sinch — the Swedish company that provides a suite of services for companies to build communications and specifically “customer engagement” into their services by way of APIs — has made
Carlyle acquires 1E.com, an endpoint and hybrid working specialist, in $270M deal
Remote work was the order of the day for the past 16 months, but as we (fingers crossed) move out of the pandemic, it’s looking like a lot of people
iOS 15 beta on iPhone not working out? How to go back to iOS 14
You can roll back to iOS 14 from iOS 15 developer preview. Sarah Tew/CNET This story is part of Apple Event, our full coverage of the latest news from Apple
Turn yourself into a cartoon like this Instagram, Facebook craze with the Voila AI Artist app
Voila AI Artist is the latest cartoon craze going around Facebook, Instagram and more. It’s free on iPhone and Android. Jessica Dolcourt/CNET When I first saw the cartoon avatar appear
Payments giant Stripe launches Stripe Tax to integrate sales tax calculations for 30+ countries
On the heels of acquiring sales tax specialist TaxJar in April, today Stripe is making another big move in the area of tax. The $95 billion payments behemoth is launching