The Instagram account @furbyliving has transformed everyone from Björk to Britney Spears, Rina Sawayama and Lady Gaga, into Furbies.
TikTok is hosting its first-ever #MuseumMoment on Tuesday, May 18, an all-day global virtual event starring some of the world's best museums.
GitHub has brought its video uploads feature out of beta on the web, iOS, and Android, helping developers collaborate more easily.
Samsung has announced an update that lets blockchain users manage and trade their virtual assets on most Galaxy smartphones.
Almost two years after rolling out a DM search bar on iOS, Twitter has announced it's bringing the feature to Android as well.
One man could not find his hometown on Google Maps, so he took it upon himself to get Zimbabwe on Google Street view.
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If you want your future Google Meet calls to go ahead smoothly, it's a good idea to know when your meeting codes might expire.
Facebook has announced that its collaborative platform Workplace now has over 7 million paid subscribers.
Google Pay has integrated with Western Union and Wise to allow users in the US to send money to Google Pay users in India and Singapore.
TikTok has announced the launch of a new Green Screen Duet layout - a combination of the Green Screen effect and the Duet tool.
Reddit is launching KarmaLab, its first in-house creative strategy agency dedicated to setting brands up for success on the platform.
Pepsi debuts “The Mess We Miss,” a nostalgic film about all the beautiful, and messy, moments we all yearn to go back to.
The Biden administration has enlisted McDonald’s for its multimillion-dollar vaccine awareness campaign, “We Can Do This.”
TikTok is reportedly beta testing a new feature that will let employers targeting Gen-Zs, list jobs on its platform.
After hinting at its interest in cryptocurrencies and NFTs recently, eBay has now announced that you can buy NFTs on its platform.
YouTube is introducing the $100 million YouTube Shorts Fund to reward creators for their content on its short-form video feature, Shorts.
Instagram is now letting users add up to four pronouns by which they wish to be known. These can be displayed publicly, or only to followers.
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