Where Are Podcasts Stored On Mac Computers?
Where are podcasts stored on Mac? Your podcast mp3 files are now hidden in an obscure folder in your user Library. Here's how to find them.
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Apple’s Unreleased iPod Tetris Game “Stacker” Uncovered After 20 Years
The untold story of "Stacker" - Apple's iPod Tetris-inspired game buried in a 3rd gen iPod prototype.
Sony Music’s Ultimatum To AI Companies: Pay Up or Back Off Our Content
Sony Music Group fires warning shots at 700+ AI companies, prohibiting them from using its vast music content for AI training without licensing deals to protect artists' rights and ensure fair compensation.
Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying a Used Tesla from Hertz
Hertz's gamble on used Teslas backfired as high-mileage EVs from rental fleets faced battery woes, hefty repair bills. A cautionary tale for anyone thinking about buying a used Tesla from Hertz.
RIP Twitter: Twitter’s Final Farewell As Twitter URLs Are Now X.com
Twitter has officially transitioned to X.com, marking the end of an era and the beginning of a new chapter under Elon Musk's vision. RIP Twitter.
Are You Ready for Four-Color Traffic Lights? Future Intersections May Include a “White Phase” Light For AVs
Are Four-Color Traffic Lights coming to an intersection near you? A 4th white light for autonomous vehicles could help optimize traffic flow.
How Should Companies Get Ready for Large Language Models (LLMs)?
As Large Language Models reshape work, businesses must adapt. Here are some ideas on how business can effectively use LLMs.
Will iOS 18 Bring the Siri AI We’ve All Been Waiting For?
Rumors suggest Apple is planning a major Siri AI upgrade with iOS 18, integrating large language models for smarter, more natural conversations.
Mercedes Pumps the Brakes on Apple’s Next-Gen CarPlay Ambitions
Mercedes-Benz won't use Apple's next-gen CarPlay. Instead, Mercedes is betting on its own integrated software to deliver a holistic user experience for drivers.
Tesla Stock Shock: EV Giant Misses Revenue Targets Amid Cooling Demand
Tesla's Q1 2024 earnings disappoint as revenue misses estimates and profits plunge to 6-year lows. The EV maker grapples with cooling demand, price cuts, layoffs, and rising competition. But Tesla stock defies gravity on hopes for new affordable models.
Is Your LG TV Vulnerable to Hacking? Do This LG Security Update Now!
LG has patched critical vulnerabilities allowing hackers to take over thousands of smart TVs. Learn which LG TV models are affected and how to protect yours.
How a User Complaint Gave Google The Idea For Gmail and Changed Email Forever
On April 1, 2004, Google launched Gmail and reinvented webmail with 1GB free storage, fast search, and threaded conversations. The inside story of how a Google email product almost never happened.
New Research Explains Why Google Search Sucks Now
New research suggests Google Search has seen a decline in quality recently, with more ads, spam, and misleading content ranking higher. As AI-powered alternatives emerge, is Google's search supremacy at risk?
Apple Opens Doors to Retro Game Emulators on App Store
Apple has updated its App Store policies to allow retro game emulators in iOS, potentially bringing classic gaming experiences to iPhone users.
Now That All New Cars Have Computers, Car Hacking Is Easier Than Ever And The Auto Industry Is Utterly Unprepared
If the auto industry doesn't start taking car hacking and automotive cybersecurity seriously, our own cars could become Trojan Horses in the next military conflict.
Gmail’s 20th Birthday: Celebrating Innovation and Strengthening Security
Celebrating 20 years since its inception, Google's Gmail is enforcing new security rules for bulk senders on April 1, 2024. Reflecting on its origins from a user complaint, Gmail's journey has been one of continuous innovation and user-centric improvements, solidifying its status as the world's leading email service.
Account Info For 73 Million Users Found On ‘Dark Web’ After Latest AT&T Data Breach
AT&T resets account passcodes for 7.6M current customers after data breach exposes 73M records with sensitive info like names, addresses, SSNs.
