Saeed Wazir is a South Africa-based journalist with over 15 years of IT experience and a love for reading and writing. He joined Pocket-Lint after writing tech articles for Dot Esports and Screen Rant ...

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The Copilot usage metrics API now reports the GitHub Copilot app usage in the enterprise and organization 1-day and 28-day reports. This gives enterprise and organization admins visibility into the ...

Calibre 9.11 has been released as the latest update to the popular open-source e-book management software, with the ability to export annotations in HTML format as a standalone web page. According to ...

Augusta Stone is a credit cards writer for TPG. She joined the TPG team in 2023 and is excited to take points and miles beginners with her on a journey toward maximizing rewards. The cards we feature ...

A new feature is rolling out for the Google Play Books & Audiobooks app. The new feature, called Book Insights, provides recaps of what you just read and answers your questions. Book Insights is ...

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See which books are being turned into movies or TV shows this year and read the original versions before tuning in! 2026 just might be the year of the page-to-screen adaptation! With on-screen ...

In March, Masobe Books did something that many people in the Nigerian literary space had been asking for without quite knowing how to ask for it. The Lagos-based publisher launched the Masobe App, a ...

Amazon will keep its most popular podcasts on the audio book app Audible but will close its Wondery app and Wondery+ subscription service months after laying off roughly 100 workers from the podcast ...

Microsoft Defender Experts identified a coordinated developer-targeting campaign delivered through malicious repositories disguised as legitimate Next.js projects and technical assessment materials.