With “Play New” Nike will invite people to discover sports in new ways because sport is not just about competition.
The 10 most talked-about TV ads on social media: a new spot by USPS, but only Dick's remembered Mother's Day it seems. Uncool.
A new sticker automatically transcribes speech in videos so you can automatically caption your Instagram Stories.
Google Photos will soon cost you real money, for the first time ever since it was launched in 2015. Now you know.
Sorry Clubhouse, Twitter is planning to bring Twitter Spaces to every user in April. Yes, that means Android users too.
The new Pepsi Restaurant, a.k.a. Pep's Place, will be open for the next 30 days, taking online food delivery orders in select US cities.
Sony says it has sold 7.8 million Playstation 5 consoles as of March 31st and counts over 47.6 million PlayStation Plus subscribers today.
The 10 most talked-about TV ads: Little Caesars has questions, Dick's is ready for MOther's Day, and a whole load of other new ads
Sony is finally bringing Among Us to the PlayStation, with the game due to come to both PS4 and PS5 sometime this year.
Cadbury's 'For the Love of Chocolate' comes in support of 6 independent chocolatiers, as the pandemic continues to take a toll on retailers.
It is now easy to unlock your iPhone with your Apple Watch, even when wearing a mask, thanks to the new ios 14.5 and watchOS 7.4.
The new Yoda Stan Smith is made out of recycled materials as part of adidas' ongoing sustainability efforts.
Ten million Uber free rides to vaccine appointments will help people reach vaccination centers across the US.
The Reddit NBA partnership will see unique NBA content featured on Reddit, including a series of NBA AMAs sessions on the platform.
Vin Diesel is making the case for us to go back to the movie theaters in the AMC exclusive trailer for Fast & Furious 9.
OnlyFans proves that there are still ways to make money without ads. The company also reported $74 million in pre-tax profits.
App researcher Jane Manchun has discovered a new "tipping button" that could let users tip Creators right from their profile.
Sophie Jamison, A.K.A. @Nerfers101, is Nerf's new Chief TikTok Officer after beating out over 1,000 applicants for the position.