The “Bacon Beats” record features 19 minutes and 22 seconds of the sound of bacon sizzling, a tribute to Wright brand's founding in 1922.
Twitter is testing a new feature that allows brands to add a shopping section to the top of their profiles.
Google will require all employees to receive the COVID-19 vaccine before being allowed to return to the company's offices.
Behold the Levi's New Balance collaboration that will bring denim to your feet with this beautiful new colorway for the 990v3.
Instagram has just doubled the maximum length for Reels which can now be up to 60 seconds long.
Apple is bringing back the years-long 'Shot on iPhone' ad series. This time the OOH campaign features stylishly outfitted cats and dogs.
To celebrate the end of Covid-19 restrictions in the UK, Durex rolled out a series of billboards across London that simply read: “Freedom.”
Forget what you thought about Snapchat, the app is growing faster than it has in years, now counting over 293 million daily active users.
This is your chance to get a free DuckDuckGo email address that will protect you from ad companies spying on your inbox.
Louis Vuitton is making a big entry into the world of tech products, with a $2,890 Horizon Light Up Speaker.
Recent leaks show that the iPhone 13 could come with an always-on display, similar to the one already existing on the Apple Watch.
Bitmojis on Snapchat are getting a fashion upgrade with the new Fall/Winter collection from luxury brand Off-White.
WhatsApp is introducing a new feature that lets users join group calls, audio and video, even after they have already started.
Twitter announced it will be shutting down Twitter Fleets, its own experiment with ephemeral content and the Stories format.
Apple launched a new MagSafe battery pack for the iPhone 12. It costs $99 and is available on Apple.com.
Just one month after surprising us with the puffer blue jacket, Yeezy Gap is back with a Black version of the Round Jacket.
Instagram has released a new in-app tool that helps users recover hacked Instagram accounts, directly from the app.
McDonald's is bringing back its “no logo” campaign with new minimalist pixel art ads.