Siri Will No Longer Default to a Female Voice From Now On

Siri’s default female voice might be iconic, but it will also soon no longer be the default English language voice for Apple’s AI speech assistant. As reported by TechCrunch, Apple is changing things up in the latest beta version of iOS—requiring that users pick a voice for Siri, rather than giving them one as standard.
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A Complete Guide to Default Mac Apps and What They Do

Like most operating systems, your Mac comes loaded with a handful of default apps that cover all kinds of use cases: office work, web browsing, email, tasks, navigation, photo management, music, and much more. While Apple has generally done a great job in naming these apps, you may still be confused by what they do
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How to Collaborate in Default Mac Apps: Notes, Calendar, and More

When you need to collaborate with coworkers, you may not all be in the same location. Perhaps you’re part of a permanent remote team, or maybe you’re temporarily working from different spots. And while you can easily use a team communication app, that’s not always the most effective way to collaborate. Whether it’s a project,
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How to Remove, Change, and Set Default Apps in Android

Chances are that you want certain apps on your Android phone to handle specific actions. This is where default apps come in: they allow you to choose what browser, SMS service, email client, and other apps open when you load related content. We’ll explain everything you need to know about default apps in Android, including
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How to Change Windows 10 File Associations and Default Programs

Windows 10 opens different file types using a particular program. It does this through file associations, where a program or app has been set as the default for that file type. If you want to set default programs and change file associations in Windows 10, we’ll show you all the methods to do this. What
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Google Makes Mobile-First Indexing the New Default

Google is making mobile-first search indexing the default for new domains. This means that anyone launching a new website will need to ensure the mobile version of their site is up to par. And Google strongly recommends webmasters deploy responsive web design. Google Switches to Mobile-First Indexing In 2016, Google announced mobile-first indexing. This was
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