Mastodon, the largest decentralized social network, is presenting itself to the masses by releasing an official iOS app.
Telegram has announced it’s now allowing up to 1,000 viewers to join group video calls at the same time.
Ariana Grande will headline Fornite’s Rift Tour 5 in-game concert series, which will take place between August 6 and 8.
Rift Tour, the next big Fortnite concert will take place very soon, August 6-8th, but the headliner remains a mystery.
Netflix is working on launching its own gaming platform to overcome a post-pandemic downward trend in subscriptions.
Google is teaming up with GoDaddy to allow merchants to have their product inventory show up across Google services.
Tencent is helping China limit kids' screen time with new features that make sure kids don't break the late-night no-gaming curfew.
Women's social network Peanut launched a microfund to help women - and others historically excluded by venture capital - grow their startups.
Discord users can now further personalize their conversations and profiles with custom Stickers uploaded in boosted servers.
Months after launching Watch Parties on desktop, Twitch is now rolling out the feature to mobile devices as well.
Amazon has introduced two new features to Alexa: Voice Profiles to recognize and adapt to children, and a Reading Companion for kids.
Slack is introducing "Huddles," a new audio feature aimed at re-creating informal office conversations on its app.
Telegram has announced a new group calls feature, letting users turn on their cameras or share their screens during group chats.
Zoom now lets your select pronouns in your profile settings, to display next to your username during meetings.
Tinder is adding new features to help online daters express themselves, discover more about others, and find the right match.
Amazon announced that it will temporarily open access to Luna - its cloud gaming platform - to Prime subscribers.
Spotify is joining the live audio craze with Greenroom, a new live audio app available on iOS and Android.
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