Amazon has introduced two new features to Alexa: Voice Profiles to recognize and adapt to children, and a Reading Companion for kids.
Instagram has added a tool that lets Black-owned businesses in the US self-identify and become more discoverable.
After announcing support for multiple security keys in March, Twitter now lets you use one as your only two-factor authentication method.
Slack is introducing "Huddles," a new audio feature aimed at re-creating informal office conversations on its app.
Snapchat's music library just got a huge boost with music from Universal Music Group's catalog, following a deal with the publisher.
Hyundai is welcoming its newly acquired robotics company with a dance-off between robot dogs and K-pop band BTS.
Twitter is releasing 140 NFTs, matching its original character limit. However, you can't buy them. Instead, Twitter will be giving them away.
Loki is the headliner of Fortnite's Crew Pack in July, available to active Fortnite Crew subscribers from June 30.
Pinterest is integrating into Zillow to bring smart home tips and City Guides, in collaboration with Verizon Fios.
Facebook has announced Bulletin, a new publishing and newsletter subscriptions platform open to a small group of US creators.
Microsoft has announced that Xbox Cloud Gaming now runs on Xbox Series X, more PCs, and Apple devices.
HBO Max is adding 39 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, expanding its service outside the US for the first time.
With the new Instagram Stories link stickers, everybody could soon have the ability to share links, without requiring 10,000 followers.
YouTube TV has announced a new 4K Plus package that offers 4K playback and offline downloads bundled together.
Jay-Z commissioned Derrick Adams to create a digital artwork of his 1996 Reasonable Doubt album cover, to auction it off as an NFT.
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