Heinz says it's time for parity as the brand fights for hot dogs and buns to be sold in equal numbers with the Heiz Hot Dog Pact.
After months of speculation, Nintendo has finally announced pricing and specs of the upcoming OLED Model of its Switch gaming system.
A new celebrity-curated 'Watch With Me' series, now available on Google TV, gives viewers a peek at the watchlists of the famous.
Norway is introducing a law requiring influencers and advertisers to disclose when their images have been altered.
A new Google Workspace feature automatically suggests a chat shortcut to talk to the participants in your scheduled meetings.
Women's social network Peanut launched a microfund to help women - and others historically excluded by venture capital - grow their startups.
A new service from Amazon will deliver surprise 1960’s and 1970’s vinyl records to your doorstep, every 30 days.
According to reports, ByteDance is making TikTok's AI technology available for other companies to use in their own services.
Balenciaga has made a bold statement by deleting all of its social media posts ahead of its first haute couture show in 53 years.
According to Head of Instagram, Adam Mosseri, the Facebook-owned platform is no longer just a photo-sharing app.
Google has launched a locator tool to help people in the US find their nearest food bank, food pantry, or school lunch program pickup site.
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.
Pinterest has announced an update to its ad policies, prohibiting all ads with weight loss language and imagery.
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TikTok is increasing the maximum length of videos that users can upload on its platform, from 60 seconds to three minutes.
Dating platform Bumble will open its first IRL café and meeting place, Bumble Brew, in New York, on July 24.
Users can now select the option to change their Reddit interface language in their app settings, though the feature still needs improvement.
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