Clubhouse is finally out of beta and open for anyone to join, on iOS or Android. So, no more invitations or waitlists.
Instagram announced a new calendar tool with a reporting timeframe doubled from 30 to 60 days; promises to increase to 90 days.
AXE has launched a limited edition Dogecoin-themed body spray described as a "48-hour crypto scent with a dank musk."
TikTok is introducing a new ad format that lets companies sponsor organic content that is relevant to their brand.
Aave DeFi protocol founder Stani Kulechov responded to Jack Dorsey's Bitcoin business plans with a suggestion to build 'Twitter on Ethereum.'
YouTube is adding new features to help viewers identify videos from authoritative sources, and get more credible health information.
Amazon is introducing the voices of celebrities Shaquille O’Neal and Melissa McCarthy to Alexa in the US, for specific requests.
Jack Dorsey has announced that Square company is working on a new business based on decentralized finance (DeFi) services.
Tesla now allows some customers to pay a monthly subscription fee for its premium driver assistance service, instead of an upfront fee.
Recent leaks show that the iPhone 13 could come with an always-on display, similar to the one already existing on the Apple Watch.
Bitmojis on Snapchat are getting a fashion upgrade with the new Fall/Winter collection from luxury brand Off-White.
WhatsApp is introducing a new feature that lets users join group calls, audio and video, even after they have already started.
Google Meet video conferencing is rolling out fuller support for Google Glass with an open beta of Meet on Glass Enterprise Edition 2.
Businesses in the US will soon be able to enable Facebook Pay as a payment option directly on their websites.
ASICS is dropping its first NFT collection on the OpenSea marketplace, digitizing copies of some of its most popular shoes.
TikTok is about to launch 'Small Biz Block Party,' a workshop series to help small business owners in the US learn to use the platform and grow.
Twitter has announced a new accessibility feature that generates captions for voice Tweets that users record and send to each other.
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