Twitter is testing a new feature that lets users record, and send, voice messages in their DMs.
Microsoft has announced an update to its Edge Browser with a new 'Kids Mode' that makes browsing safer and more kid-friendly.
Fortnite has announced the Short Nite Film Festival with screenings for 24 hours on Party Royale's Big Screen.
Apple has kicked off its Entrepreneur Camp for Black Founders and Developers, announcing 13 companies that will take part in the first cohort.
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According to Twitter's CFO, Trump will never be allowed back on its platform - even if he became president again.
Apple has launched a new AR app as part of its promotion for season 2 of its popular show For All Mankind, on Apple TV+.
TikTok is now the first "digital entertainment platform" to sponsor the UEFA EURO 2020 European Football Championship.
After launching its new photo editor on Android last year, Google Photos is now rolling out a new video editor with more editing features.
Instagram has announced new measures against bad behavior on its platform, including removing accounts that send abusive DMs.
Pinterest has announced a new widget option for iOS, that lets Pinners choose their interests and have them served to their home screens daily.
One of the new features on iOS 14.5 is the ability to choose Spotify as the default for Siri. Here's how to set it up.
Shopify has announced that it's expanding its Shop Pay payment option to all merchants selling on Facebook and Instagram.
TikTok is expanding its existing collaboration with Universal Music Group, bringing future benefits for recording artists and songwriters.
After just a short time of escaping censorship in China, Clubhouse is now officially blocked in the country.
Reddit ran its own Super Bowl ad this year. It was only five seconds long but had a big message for the world.
YouTube Sports is a new effort to cater to sports fans with a "refreshed" destination on its platform: YouTube.com/Sports.
Chrome is giving users more privacy and fewer distractions, by muting web notifications while screen sharing.