Topping tech headlines over the weekend, Apple finally released an online tool that lets you deregister texts trapped in iMessage purgatory.



If you switch phone platforms without switching off iMessage, those messages will still be sent to your old phone. But now, on Cupertino's new website, you can enter the phone number you want to deregister from iMessage, and Apple will send a confirmation code to your current device. If you still have your old iPhone, navigate to Settings > Messages, and switch off iMessage.



In other news, Elon Musk is reportedly working on a $1 billion idea that involves launching 700 different satellites into space.. These satellites, about half the size of the communications satellites typically launched today, could be used to deploy some kind of Internet connectivity around the world.



Meanwhile, nonprofit advocacy group Women Action and the Media has teamed up with Twitter for the launch of a new reporting tool that allows victims of gendered harassment to submit a detailed complaint. The tool lets users report the specific Twitter handles of your harassers and provide a detailed account of the abuse—be it impersonation, threats of violence, releasing someone's private information, hate speech, encouraging people to harass someone offline, and revenge porn.



Microsoft's new Office apps for iPhone have also shot to the top of the App Store charts; for more, see the video. And be sure to check out a few other stories making headlines in the links below.