NFT owners wanting to show off their prized possessions will soon be able to add their NFTs as their profile images on Twitter.
Google may soon let Android devices interpret iMessage reactions from iOS users as emojis rather than awkward texts.
According to reports, Disney has told investors that it is expanding into sports betting to attract younger audiences and generate revenue.
The Meta-owned messaging platform is reportedly working on a new app for iPadOS And MacOS using Mac Catalyst.
LinkedIn's Sales Navigator has received a boost with a new homepage experience, easier access to insights and trends, and a new Account Map.
Great news for Amazon Prime subscribers. Apple has welcomed a new Prime Video desktop app, to stream or download videos on Mac.
Nike has revealed "Nikeland," a Roblox-based virtual world modeled after fields and buildings at its headquarters.
Clubhouse is adding English live closed captioning on iOS, and may soon bring support for 12 more languages.
Snapchat's new "Multiple Formats" delivery option will allow advertisers to combine multiple video ad formats into a single ad set.
Fortnite's expected collaboration with Naruto is here, letting users play as characters from the anime series available in the in-game item shop.
Pinterest has announced TwoTwenty, an experimental product team and in-house incubator responsible for ideas from anyone in the company.
Medium has announced the acquisition of Knowable, an audio learning platform and library of original, expert-led audio courses.
The Roundup's first issue showcases how brands partnered with creators and drove success from handing them creative reins.
Google has improved Maps to show users area busyness information and businesses that exist within airports and malls.
Twitter has acquired Threader, an app that lets users share long Twitter Threads by compiling them into a readable experience.
After a new deal with Sony Music, Snapchat is expanding its Sounds library and testing new audio formats and tools.
YouTube is entering the world of live social shopping with a series of high-caliber creators hosting live shoppable streams before Christmas.
Scotch Brand and Tastemade have partnered with Pinterest to deliver content inspiring Pinners to get excited about wrapping their presents.
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