According to reports, Facebook Messenger is testing a new feature that lets users get a notification for a specific message to answer later.
This week, Facebook 360 announced that it's bringing the ability to create and share 3D photos to Android devices, Facebook Stories, and the web.
WhatsApp is bringing a big improvement to its audio sharing UI, with the ability to send up to 30 files at a time.
Finally! Snap has released its new Snapchat for Android app that's been in development for over a year, rebuilt from the ground up.
Another day, another bug leaking user data. This time, a bug that disabled Twitter's 'Protect your Tweets' setting for some Android users.
The wait lasted long enough: starting today, Android users can, too, switch back to a reverse chronological feed on Twitter.
Google Assistant, Google's artificial intelligence-powered virtual assistant for mobile and smart home devices got a boost with an upgrade which brings tight integration with Google Maps and more smart features.
Short-form mobile video app TikTok has not one, but two "lite" apps for developing markets. And they have had over 12M downloads in the last 5 months.
Prisma Labs, the developers behind the Prisma neural networks app, have launched a new app that automatically corrects your selfies with the power of AI.
WhatsApp announced that it's introducing Stickers to help users express themselves more easily while communicating with friends and family on its app.
LinkedIn announced last week that its new Groups experience is finally here to help members build their professional communities.
Gmail for Android has a new feature that lets you "unsend" messages from your device. But be careful, you only have 10 seconds!
A new "plane" reaction appeared on Facebook yesterday. But the company says it was an error, and it's not here to stay.
This update has been in development for more than six months. After making 'dark mode' available on iOS back in March, YouTube is now launching the new feature on Android, too.
When text just won't cut it, you can now leave voice messages for your connections on LinkedIn. The feature is rolling out on iOS and Android.
To protect its users against SIM hackers, Instagram is building a new 2-factor authentication system that doesn't rely on SMS.
Instagram has launched a Lite version of its app to go after its next billion users. Available on the Google Play Store, the app is less than 1MB in size.
Instagram has rolled out a feature that allows you to share a photo or video from someone's Story that you've been mentioned in.