Facebook becomes Meta: The new company name was announced Thursday by Mark Zuckerberg himself during Facebook Connect.
Instagram accounts will no longer need a certain number of followers to add Link Stickers to their Stories.
Pinned links will allow Creators to share links with their audience. The feature will be rolling out on Wednesday, October 27.
Disney has listed Winnie the Pooh home as "Bearbnb" on Airbnb, as part of the 95th-anniversary celebrations of the beloved character.
Clubhouse is adding some serious editorial experience with the hire of Nina Gregory, ex-senior editor of NPR's arts desk.
If you are looking for a fun, easy-going, and funny costume for Halloween, why not become a true Among Us impostor?
The much anticipated Nike Air Jordan 6 UNC will drop on March 5th with a retail price tag set at $200 USD.
Apple announced its new iPhone 13 Pro. And among several new features, it will also come with a 1TB storage option for the first time.
Instagram is reportedly working on a new feature to help you surface your favorite content within the feed.
Your old tweets may never come back to haunt you as Twitter reveals plans to let you hide them automatically after a period of time.
TikTok has begun testing TikTok Stories, a new ephemeral content format for the platform, that disappears after 24 hours.
Bumble continues on its mission to facilitate safer dating but adding extra support for users who have experienced abuse or sexual assault.
The Huvudroll scented candle will fill your homes with the soothing smell of the famous IKEA Swedish meatballs.
LEGO is releasing an Adidas Superstar sneaker, complete with laces and a shoebox, to celebrate its new sneaker collection.
American Airlines is giving 30 minutes of free TikTok access on all single-aisle planes equipped with Viasat WiFi.
WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature called 'View Once' that lets users set photos and videos to disappear from chats once they are viewed.
Rift Tour, the next big Fortnite concert will take place very soon, August 6-8th, but the headliner remains a mystery.
Facebook is the second major tech company in the US to require that all employees coming to its offices be vaccinated against COVID-19.