SuperDomino for widgets: There’s a flag for SpringBoard (the home screen and lock screen manager for iOS) called “SuperDomino ...

Over 60,000 complaints were made to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center last year about unpaid toll scams. People all ...

This summer, the Grammy Award-winning hip-hop icon Nas will become the first nationally renowned rap artist to perform with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in the organization’s 109-year history.

From there, you'll see two new icons at the bottom: One for accessing the camera (the video camera icon), and one for accessing the phone's screen ... you're thinking of code UN3480.

(CMF) CMF, Nothing’s sub-brand, is gearing up to launch its second device, now officially confirmed as the CMF Phone 2 Pro. Buzz around the phone is growing, with the brand revealing several key ...

CMF Phone 2 design teased with a glossy matte rear panel and a plastic frame. Here’s what we know so far. Nothing’s sub-brand CMF is all set to introduce its second-generation mid-range ...

To get in, members use their phones to log in to the gym’s website and generate a temporary bar code that gets scanned at the entrance. Because the Light Phone lacked a web browser, I couldn’t ...

"It's amazing to think about how this one piece of code led to a half-century of innovation from Microsoft. Before there was Office or Windows 95 or Xbox or AI, there was the original source code ...

Its first smartphone, the CMF Phone 1, along with some wearable devices, gained much popularity in the mid-range market for its customisable design. Now, CMF is all set to launch its second ...

A key highlight of Nothing OS is its monochrome icon pack, which brings a cohesive and uniform look to system apps. This understated feature plays a significant role in giving the phone its unique ...

To commemorate the event, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has posted the source code for Microsoft’s first-ever product, Altair BASIC. Gates and Allen thought that the Altair 8800 was a sign ...

At the bottom of the that blog post, Gates published the original source code that he so fondly remembers—the very same code that ultimately led to the growth and success of Microsoft.