Even if you don't know how to code, AI can help you create the app of your dreams. You just need to use the right prompts.

Nobody likes paying for a full year of app subscriptions upfront, especially when you’re not sure whether you’ll still be using them in a few months. Apple has heard that frustration, well, sort of.

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Sony PlayStation just announced its new program, The Playerbase, that lets gamers be part of the console’s games. Currently in its early phase, the program will select one lucky player to be featured ...

Can a new social network make it? Flipboard Surf has a shot. Surf combines social networks with text, video, and audio feeds. Think of Surf as the anti-algorithm, anti-AI-slop social network. I'll ...

Google on Thursday added new features to its video editor app Vids, including directing and customizing avatars through text prompts, Veo 3.1 support, the ability to export videos to YouTube, and ...

Apple continues to develop a new feature for its Shortcuts app that will let users generate unique actions using Apple Intelligence models, based on backend code discovered by Nicolás Alvarez and ...

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BEREA, Ohio -- From checking out a SWAT vehicle to being sworn in at City Hall, Berea students will get a behind-the-scenes look at police work during the city’s Junior Officer for a Day program.

Meta hired the engineers behind the vibe-coding app Gizmo. The app lets people use AI to create and share interactive content, like mini apps or games. The team from Gizmo's parent company, Atma ...