Facebook has announced several new shopping updates across its apps, including the expansion of Shops to WhatsApp and Marketplace.
Starting this week, you can apply to be among the first to try Twitter's Ticketed Spaces and Super Follows monetization features.
Facebook has announced the official launch of Live Audio Rooms, one of the social audio features it announced recently.
YouTube answers 10 frequently asked questions about its recommendation algorithm and video search and discovery.
Hosts still can't natively record Twitter Spaces, but Twitter is now letting them download audio files of their Spaces. Here's how.
Spotify is joining the live audio craze with Greenroom, a new live audio app available on iOS and Android.
Facebook has announced Streamer Fan Groups, a new type of Facebook Group that lets streamers better connect with their fans.
The world-famous "Doge" meme image has sold for over $4 million, becoming the most expensive meme NFT to date.
Niantic is teaming up with Hasbro and Japanese toy company TOMY to build another augmented reality game: "Transformers: Heavy Metal."
An extremely rare CryptoPunk NFT was auctioned off at Sotheby's last week, netting over $11.7 million.
Facebook has announced new features for Messenger, including new chat themes, a quick reply bar, and QR codes and payment links.
YouTube has announced that creators can now place midrolls, add end screens and info cards - and edit captions - while their video is processing.
As part of 'Creator Week,' Instagram has announced several new options to help creators monetize their content on its platform.
Pinterest has announced the expansion of its shopping features to Australia, Canada, France, and Germany.
Last week, Twitter launched its first-ever subscription offering, bringing access to exclusive features and perks.
While we're still waiting for its dark mode to drop in its mobile app, a similar feature has been spotted being tested on desktop.
Spotify is launching 'Only You,' a global campaign that includes a new in-app experience and personalized playlists.
Twitter is testing a new labeling feature to try to stop the spread of misinformation on its platform.