Meta has introduced the Facebook Reels API, a solution allowing developers to build a 'share to reels' option into their apps.
Meta has partnered with six popular apps to allow their users to easily share their end-of-year recaps to Facebook and Instagram Stories.
13 more apps are joining the Zoom developer ecosystem as part of the second batch of Zoom Apps Fund investments.
Pokémon Go developer Niantic has launched a platform to let developers build AR apps that can bridge the metaverse and the physical world.
Apple has announced that developers can now invite people to try out beta versions of their Mac apps through a new TestFlight for Mac app.
TikTok is making its Video Kit tools available beyond mobile platforms and announcing the integration of new third-party services.
Google has announced it is moving away from Material Design for its iOS apps, and switching to Apple’s UIKit instead.
Facebook is launching new initiatives for Horizon creators, including a new $10M Creator Fund to support the creator and developer community.
TikTok is offering an experimental toolset called Effect Studio, to allow developers to create AR effects and experiences.
Twitter is launching Spaces lookup and Spaces Search endpoints to let developers build tools around its live audio feature.
TikTok is introducing Jump, a new way to share content through embedded mini-programs and services (Jumps) in their videos.
Apple is making the development of AR apps more accessible to the masses by letting developers create 3D models from 2D photos.
TikTok has announced two new developer kits that enable sound and music sharing and the integration of TikTok login in other apps.
As VR content expands beyond gaming, Facebook is bringing support for subscriptions on the Oculus Quest platform.
The new Zoom SDK will help developers build Zoom into their own software and integrate its audio and video features directly into your apps.
After a year of battling with some developers, Apple will allow most to qualify for a reduced App Store fee of 15%.
Following changes to its Platform Terms and Developer Policies, Facebook is announcing the broad launch of Data Use Checkup for developers.
On Monday November 4, TikTok announced TikTok for developers, its first SDK, allowing third-party apps to add a direct sharing feature.