July 4, 2023 • 3 min read • By Tim Peterson Subscribe: Apple Podcasts • Stitcher • Spotify If you’re feeling a little punch-drunk by all the economic downturn talk through the first six months of 2023 (and really, through the last six-plus months of 2022), you’re not alone. Digiday editors and Digiday Podcast co-hosts Kayleigh Barber
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15+ Must-Know Messaging App Statistics in 2023
In This Guide In This Guide Messaging apps have transformed communication between individuals. According to statistics, the messaging medium has over 3 billion users worldwide. This statistic placed the apps at the top of the most popular apps in 2022. Ultimately, the growth of messaging apps will continue, as mobile phone users are estimated at
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Best cloud gaming services 2023: GeForce Now vs. Xbox Cloud
Image: Mark Hachman / IDG Want to play the latest AAA games, but don’t have the high-end computer to enjoy them on? Then you should seriously consider getting a subscription to a cloud gaming service. With cloud gaming, even if you have only a modest computer setup you can still enjoy playing the latest-release games.
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Best gaming keyboards 2023: The top budget, mid-tier, RGB, and
Image: Rob Schultz/IDG Do you need a gaming keyboard to play PC games? Of course not. And spending triple-digits on one won’t automatically make you a winner, winner, chicken dinner. But getting a gaming-specific keyboard can make playing for long sessions more comfortable, and can also unlock a lot of customization options that add convenience
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I’m mad about Outlook replacing my Mail app, and here’s
Skip to content It comes down to this: Microsoft is killing off its superior Mail and Calendar apps because it believes its brain is smarter than yours. One of my few stressful moments during an otherwise peaceful Hawaii vacation was when I learned Microsoft is doing away with the Mail and Calendar apps. I’ve been
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Our answer to Prime Day has a big discount on
Tired of watching the same old shows and movies on a nightly basis? Movie night is a great opportunity to learn something new, and Curiosity Stream is an awesome resource. Launched by Discovery Communications founder John Hendricks, Curiosity Stream is an Emmy-winning streaming service that specializes in documentaries and other educational programming. During our extended
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Get a Prime Day-like discount on this 4K touchscreen monitor
Image: StackCommerce Hybrid work is a pretty nice setup, but if you decide you’d like to work from a coffee shop or library for the day, you might have to make some sacrifices. Namely, you can’t bring your dual monitor office setup with you. Or can you? With the Desklab Portable Touchscreen Monitor, you can
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Get early access to our Prime Day answer with a
Image: StackCommerce Going abroad this summer? Make sure you can speak the language. The world’s top-grossing language learning app — Babbel — is available in our shop, and we’re offering it at an even better discount as an early access point for our answer to Prime Day. Running from June 26 to July 14, Deal
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Android’s emergency call shortcut is flooding dispatchers with false calls
That's a little too easy — Google says it's working on a fix, but as usual, manufacturers will need to update. Ron Amadeo - Jun 23, 2023 5:51 pm UTC Police forces in the UK are seeing a "record number" of false calls to 999, the UK's emergency services number, and the culprit is apparently
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How to switch off Windows’ search history
Image: Dominik Tomaszewski / Foundry In the new Windows 11, when you search for anything using the taskbar you might’ve come across some rather annoying ads and suggestions. While Microsoft uses this feature to try and recommend things it thinks you’ll enjoy, oftentimes it just gets in the way. Also, if the computer is used