At Summer Games Fest 2021, Among Us developer Innersloth announced the future roadmap for the game, which includes many new features.
El Salvador is welcoming Bitcoin as legal tender, making history, and setting a new monetary standard for the global financial system.
TikTok has launched a pro-kindness, anti-bullying campaign together with six of its best graphic animators.
Apple is making the development of AR apps more accessible to the masses by letting developers create 3D models from 2D photos.
CryptoKickers has announced that you will soon be able to create, customize, mint, and sell your own NFT sneakers.
Pinterest's Pride month campaign is called "Show Your True Colors," and it promises to be more inclusive than ever.
In celebration of its 10-year anniversary, Twitch is bringing creators a huge emote update and new features.
HBO Max is offering viewers a new cheaper membership tier for subscribers willing to accept a few compromises.
TikTok has announced that applications for this year's 'Support Black Businesses' are now open to black-owned small businesses.
Google is testing a new buying experience on Search and the Shopping tab; planning to bring it to YouTube and Images later this year.
Five unique NFTs were minted from Andy Warhol artworks stored on old floppy disks and auctioned off at Christie's.
Pokémon Go Fest is returning this year with an interactive music festival and discounted tickets to celebrate its five-year anniversary.
Twitter has started to test a new design on its mobile app that puts Twitter Spaces center-stage in its bottom navigation bar.
New Messenger API for Instagram allows Brands to manage messages directly from Hootsuite and Sparkcentral
TikTok is celebrating Pride Month with LIVE music and programming, themed in-app creative effects, and LGBTQ+ creator showcases.
Facebook is celebrating Pride month this year with different initiatives that will be live throughout June and, some, throughout the year.
E3 announced it will conclude this year’s virtual event with an award ceremony showcasing the "Most Anticipated" games of the year.
Twitch creators have yet again infringed on copyrights, and many accounts may be at risk of being banned.