It’s clear now that the future of browsing won’t just be about where users go—it will be about how seamlessly they get there.

A few simple tweaks to your browser can reduce the amount of personal information you give up to advertisers and other tech ...

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A brand-new version of Miles Morales has a brand-new mantle to carry, and it changes everything about who he is as a ...

Known for his innovative style and as a contemporary of American surfing icon Kelly Slater, Herring’s death has sent ripples through the surfing community. Shane Herring, born in 1971 on Sydney’s ...

WhatsApp Web is as easy to use as the mobile app, and the interface will look familiar. Step 1: To send a message from your desktop, click on an existing chat or click on the New chat icon and ...

It provides an eponymous content aggregation platform that allows users to create custom magazines with articles from around the web. Surf is a new service the company debuted last December.

Spearheaded by Ashton Goggans, the former Editor in Chief of Stab and Managing Editor here at Surfer Mag, and big wave surfing icon and Sunset Beach lifeguard Darrick Doerner. The space will have ...

Surf, the new app from Flipboard for browsing the open social web, is expanding its support for Bluesky’s social network. On Monday, the company announced a new version of its beta software (dub ...

The two-time surfing world champion says she's alarmed at what she's been exposed to. "I've been attacked by men in the water, I've been hit in the head, I've been yelled at, screamed at," she said.

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We have seen several people involved in incidents because of the hazardous surf conditions, including falls from rock walls and being swept out in the surf.' That message was backed by Surf Life ...