Facebook has announced Discover, a mobile web and Android app that lets users browse any website using free data from mobile operators.
Reddit recently launched Polls, a new post type that encourages users on the platform to more easily share their opinion by voting.
To keep your creative juices flowing while you're stuck at home, Moog and Korg have made two of their iOS or Android apps free, for a limited time.
Twitter is giving Android users a better way to access lists. By pinning up to five Twitter lists, users can swipe through them as alternative timelines.
After months of anticipation, users are finally being treated to the most requested feature on WhatsApp - dark mode.
After launching its 3D Photos feature back in 2018, Facebook is now using AI to create 3D photos from pretty much any standard 2D picture.
After rolling out its (much) smaller Pinterest Lite app, last year, Pinterest has now announced the app is being launched globally.
Vine is back with a dose of nostalgia and a brand new name! It's called byte, and it brings back the 6-second looping videos we all grew to love.
GitHub, the world's leading collaboration platform for coders is now going mobile with a new beta Github mobile app for iOS and Android.
Google is deprecating its AdSense iOS and Android app, and will be removing it from the app stores by the end of the year.
Pinterest last week announced a brand new immersive design, making the platform "even more visual" on iOS and Android.
Code within the latest WhatsApp beta for Android points to a new "Disappearing Messages" feature that's currently under development.
Good news for people who spend a lot of time in front of their screens; Google has announced that dark theme support is finally coming to Gmail on mobile.
Facebook announced last week that it's expanding the expanded support of 3D Photos to Android and a number of iOS devices.
Pinterest is rolling out a collection of emotional well-being activities that people who are in distress can do right within its mobile app.
Google is running an invitation-only test of Shoelace, a new social networking app that connects people who share common interests and activities.
YouTube has been rolling out three changes that give you more control over what videos appear on your homepage and in Up Next suggestions.
YouTube Tests Hiding Comments By Default On Its Android App
YouTube is running a test on its Android mobile app that hides comments on videos by default, forcing users to seek them out by clicking on a separate button.