According to reports, WhatsApp is developing a way to let you transfer your chat history between operating systems and phone numbers.
Google is promoting the Stadia Controller with a 2020 Chromecast dongle in a packaged bundle called “Play and Watch.”
Twitter has officially launched the ability to sign-up and/or log in to the app using Google or Apple credentials.
Mastodon, the largest decentralized social network, is presenting itself to the masses by releasing an official iOS app.
American Airlines is giving 30 minutes of free TikTok access on all single-aisle planes equipped with Viasat WiFi.
WhatsApp is rolling out a new feature called 'View Once' that lets users set photos and videos to disappear from chats once they are viewed.
Twitter has announced a competition to have researchers find harmful bias in its image cropping algorithm.
YouTube is experimenting with a new plan that allows users to watch ad-free videos at almost half the price of its Premium service.
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.
TikTok launched a new creative campaign asking its community to rethink iconic advertising campaigns from the past - in TikTok style.
Facebook is committing to increase diversity in patenting, and extend support for underrepresented inventors in tech.
A recent study measuring the number of global crypto-users reveals that users have more than doubled from 100M to 221M in six months.
Chrome 92 on iOS devices now allows for biometric authorization on incognito tabs, full website screenshots, and more.
Coca-Cola has launched its first-ever digital collection for the metaverse, the Friendship Box, inspired by video-game loot boxes.
Snap Map is launching My Places, a new way to find personalized recommendations from friends and the global Snapchat community.
Twitter is keeping on investing in live voice chat with new features to make Spaces easier to discover and share.
Facebook has confirmed its intention to launch its long-awaited Ray-Ban smart glasses, although it revealed no details about their features.
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