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After months of legal wrangling, high-stakes negotiations, and a dash of billionaire drama, OpenAI’s controversial restructuring is finally official. The company announced it’s now split between a shiny new for-profit…
Continue Reading OpenAI finally finishes its for-profit glow-up with Microsoft
For years, Venmo and PayPal have been like siblings who live in the same house but refuse to talk to each other. Both apps make it easy to send money…
Meta’s AI chatbots are getting a stricter rulebook, and this one reads less like a tech manual and more like a digital babysitter’s handbook. Business Insider got its hands on…
If you’ve been holding out hope for a payout from the big $725 million Facebook privacy settlement, your patience might finally be rewarded. The administrators say the money faucet has…
Sony is finally rolling out the PlayStation Family app for iOS and Android, a long-overdue tool that lets parents and guardians keep tabs on their kids’ PS5 and PS4 habits…
Instagram has finally arrived on iPad. After 15 years of iPad users begging for a native app, Meta has actually done it. The app dropped today, September 3, 2025, and…
Apple is reportedly jumping into the foldable phone game with a book-style iPhone launching in fall 2026, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The device will unfold vertically into a tablet-like…
Apple is about to shake up the budget laptop market, if leaks from reliable sources are to be believed. As first reported by MacRumors, Apple is gearing up to launch…
The team behind Waterllama—whose playful hydration tracker won a 2022 App Store Award—is back with Foodllama, an AI-powered calorie counter launching August 5th. But does it actually solve the real…
Apple just updated its Sports app to include live tennis scores for Grand Slams and ATP/WTA 1000 tournaments—right as Wimbledon kicks off. Now, iPhone users can track every match, not…