Running out of storage on your iPhone? Besides deleting a whole bunch of stuff and using weird weird tricks to free up storage, there's now another easy way to get back precious digital space...if you're a Twitter user. The latest version of the Twitter iPhone app includes settings to delete cached "media storage" and "web storage" files. Depending on how frequent you use Twitter, the size of these cached storage files will vary. For me, I was able to regain over 1.1GB of storage clearing both.

It's so easy to forget where you parked your car, especially on a city street or in a huge mall parking lot, but Google Maps is here to save the day. The latest beta version of Google Maps for Android (sorry iOS users!) has a few features that'll remind you where you parked your car. The first feature lets you set your parking location by tapping on the blue location dot, and selecting the "Save your parking" option in the menu the list that pops up.

Google, well-known for hiding Easter eggs in its apps, has a little treat for those of us with an uncontrolled tab-opening habit. If you reach 100 tabs on the Chrome app, the tab count on the upper right becomes an adorable old school smiley—":)"—on iOS and ":D" on Android. And then, if you do the same using the incognito mode on iOS, you get the same thing—a nice, sweet ":)" But things get spicier on Android.

Is wearing Apple AirPods at a concert normal? Probably not. But it made sense at last night's Apple Music party. So goes the music portion of SXSW, which has traditionally involved Pandora, Spotify, Soundcloud and record labels throwing solid parties with fairly respectable lineups of artists, to say nothing of the dozens of showcases putting globally up-and-coming music talent on display. This year, however, we saw Apple Music make its mark.

New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker is maybe possibly going to be a presidential candidate at some point in our lives, although who knows, because getting straight answers from a politician is hardly a thing that is possible. Booker has been thought of as a potential Democratic presidential candidate for a while now, and he didn't do anything to tamp down the rumors on Friday at SXSW in Austin, Texas.

Now you can keep your conversations private, annoy your coworkers and look like Bane — all at once. The gadget that makes it all happen is called Hushme. It bills itself as the "world's first voice mask for mobile phones." This absurd-looking contraption is designed to help you keep your conversations private when you're in a public space. The founders were inspired to create Hushme when having lunch with friends at a small and quiet café.

Apple fans have some good news to start out the week. The company is expected to announce a host of new products shortly, further fleshing out the iPad, iPhone, and even the Apple Watch ecosystems. Word of the imminent unveiling comes to us via MacRumors, which cites an unnamed supply-chain analyst as the source of its claim. While the specifics of what will or will not be revealed are unclear, speculation has of course run wild. New iPads Pros? You know it.

What's more of a time-suck than spending all day writing email? You could probably name a few things like vacuuming, getting lost in subreddits, and browsing through Instagram. But still, nothing is worse than wasting your life away responding to emails. Just look at this statistic from an Adobe survey released in 2015 that says U.S. workers spend 6.3 hours a day checking email.

One baby's cool. You know what's really cool? A billion babies. But two works, too. And when 1.86 billion active users isn't enough, sometimes, you just have to grow your audience the old fashioned way. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg today announced that he and his wife Priscilla Chan are expecting a second child. Like their tiny bundle of joy Max, it's a girl.

Wikileaks dumped a huge cache of CIA documents and files this morning in the first of a series of Vault 7 leaks, and in doing so, showed the world the agency's horrible taste in memes. The whole leak, codenamed "Year Zero," can be viewed via torrent download. When you check out all the files on your PC, you'll find more than just zipped documents and PDFs. There's a whole array of .gifs and .jpgs too — and most of them are memes. Old, lame memes, for the most part.