Jake Peterson

Google deleted the Timeline data for many of its Maps users. If you had a backup enabled, you should be able to restore that data, but otherwise, it's likely lost forever.

On Thursday, Google announced a new AI-powered search feature for Gmail. It seems to work well, but if you miss the old search results, you can have them back.

Google Pixel users are reporting their alarms aren't going off. Google doesn't have an official fix yet, so don't rely on its Clock app at the moment.

Microsoft's March Patch Tuesday fixed a number of serious security vulnerabilities. But it also did something Microsoft didn't intend: remove Copilot from Windows.

Something else is happening to cause YouTube video quality to tank. Users are reporting that when they start a video—whether it be a YouTube Short or a standard clip—the stream will load in very poor quality, anything from 360p all the way down to 144p.

Apple's Passwords app has a major security flaw. The company has since patched it, but if you haven't updated in a while, you're still vulnerable.

Microsoft will soon release a new on-screen keyboard designed for Xbox controllers. Insiders can try this keyboard out now.

Google is officially retiring its iconic digital assistant this year. The company will replace it, of course, with Gemini, its generative AI bot.

Apple Music is experiencing an outage. Apple confirmed the service's downtime on the company's System Status page.

Roku is experimenting with delivering users ads when they first turn on their streaming device. Users, understandably, are not happy.