Google is making more information available about the results it presents, in an effort to help users refine their queries.
The new Parallels Desktop 17 supports M1 Macs and even lets you run Windows 11, although it may be worth waiting for the OS to launch first.
Facebook is expanding its encryption option to cover voice chats and video calls instead of just text chats.
LinkedIn is rolling out its new native video conferencing tool, seamlessly accessible within chat conversations.
Axie Infinity continues its exponential growth and is now officially the highest-grossing NFT project ever.
WhatsApp has announced that your entire chat history can now be seamlessly transferred between operating systems without losing encryption.
Facebook is expanding its support for black-owned businesses, with its first #BuyBlack Summit and a range of other initiatives during August.
TikTok is sponsoring the US Cyber Team to encourage and inspire young people from all backgrounds to pursue a career in cybersecurity.
Instagram has announced the rollout of three new features that help protect users from abuse and limit unwanted interactions.
Instagram has revealed a list of factors that determines the reach and ranking of Reels.
You can now buy Apple’s Magic Keyboard with Touch ID without having to buy the new 24-inch iMac.
A new rental protocol will allow owners of CryptoPunks to rent out their avatars, not just buy or sell them.
LinkedIn is optimizing its "People You May Know" feature to eradicate biases keeping members with smaller networks behind.
Facebook has updated its 'Transfer Your Information' tool, adding a new data type to transfer and new destinations to transfer data to.
YouTube is testing a new gesture to let you scrub a video forward or backward by tapping, holding, and sliding in either direction.
Marvel is making its entrance into the world of NFTs with five new digital Spider-Man collectibles.
Leica is crossing over into the realm of collectible toys with a one-of-a-kind collaboration with Medicom Toy.
Xbox’s new Night Mode will dim your screen, the LEDs on your controller, and the power button, whilst filtering blue light and disabling HDR.
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