Here's what to know about Threads, Mark Zuckerberg's latest social media platform that rivals Twitter Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter of PEOPLE Digital Entertainment. She joined PEOPLE in 2021, ...

Twitter Co-Founder Launches Bitchat, a Security-Focused, Bluetooth Messaging App – No Internet Required Your email has been sent Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter and founder of Bluesky, has launched ...

Threat actors are abusing the ‘Google Apps Script’ development platform to host phishing pages that appear legitimate and steal login credentials. This new trend was spotted by security researchers at ...

Threat actors have discovered a way to abuse Google Apps Scripts to sneak links to malicious websites past phishing defenses. According to new research from Cofense, a new attack has been discovered ...

Need to deliver a presentation in a Zoom meeting, but haven't rehearsed it enough, let alone memorised what you want to say? What you need is a Zoom teleprompter. This free and easy to use App called ...

Launched in early 2023, X’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, Grok, has made a significant leap with its availability as a standalone app for iPhone and iPad users. In its beta phase, ...

After discontinuing Twitter for Mac this week, Twitter (officially known as X) has now enabled support for running the unmodified iPad app on Apple Silicon Macs, a feature that debuted with macOS Big ...

Twitter may have rebranded as X a year ago, but you wouldn’t know it if you were using a Mac. While the iOS and Android store switched over from Twitter to X very quickly, over on the Mac, the Twitter ...

Apple's Mac App Store no longer lists the 'Twitter for Mac' app on its platform, causing a wave of users sharing this latest discovery and asking about what happened to it. While it was not revealed ...

Formerly a must-have social app, Twitter for Mac is no longer visible in the Mac App Store, but you could still use the X iPad app on Apple Silicon. The Elon Musk era's changing of Twitter to X has ...

The death of Twitter, the brand name and not the website, was apparently not quite as final as we all once thought. It might have seemed like the final nail in the coffin was the permanent redirect ...