Rakuten Viber and Synctuition have announced a partnership aimed at supporting the fight against mental health struggles.
Twitter is reportedly working on the rollout of Emoji reactions and a new downvote button, and no, still not an edit button.
YouTube is testing a new feature that automatically detects products within videos and displays them in a list with related products.
Google is updating search operators in Google Drive to make it easier to find shared files.
Pedigree, a Mars Petcare brand, has taken over Clubhouse to promote the benefits of pet companionship and help 20 dogs find a new home.
The new Zoom SDK will help developers build Zoom into their own software and integrate its audio and video features directly into your apps.
LEGO has announced a new 2,354-piece set that replicates the legendary Space Shuttle Discovery in all its glory.
A recent study finds that TikTok has a huge influence on the music industry, shaping top charts and propelling artists to stardom.
Tinder has partnered up with Lyft so you can gift a ride to your date without ever having to leave the Tinder app.
Toilet paper brand Charmin is jumping on the NFT bandwagon with its own toilet paper-themed artwork that will be auctioned off for charity.
You can now set up two-factor authentication and log into Facebook on mobile using a security key.
After testing its YouTube Shorts feature in India, YouTube has announced that it's bringing a Shorts beta to some users in the US.
Google has announced that its Live Caption feature is now available to all on Chrome, letting users automatically add captions to all media with audio.
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Twitter has begun testing a new way to let you watch YouTube videos directly in the timeline, without having to exit the application.
Wikimedia Enterprise is a new paid service that lets companies and organizations consume and re-use data from Wikipedia.
Google is rolling out a new feature that lets you snooze your desktop Google Calendar notifications.
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