Facebook is bringing the screen-sharing feature, which is already available on Messenger video calls and Messenger Rooms, to Messenger for Android and iOS.
Google Plus has officially been laid to rest after its mobile apps have both been rebranded as 'Google Currents' this week.
Google has made Meet available in Gmail on Android and iOS, letting you start or join Meet video calls directly from your inbox. Here's how.
Microsoft has announced the expansion of Microsoft Teams beyond work groups, opening the platform up for personal use.
Twitter is debuting a new feature that lets iOS users record audio snippets up to 140 seconds, and share them as audio tweets.
Adobe has launched its AI-powered Photoshop Camera app, that lets you capture, edit, and share, photos with powerful tools and effects.
In support of recent protests, encrypted messaging app Signal has announced a new blur interface that lets you blur people's faces in your photos.
Apple has released iOS 13.5.1 with an important security update patching out the Unc0ver jailbreak.
Twitter's new feature now lets users on iOS see all retweets with comments - all in one place.
Welcome to this week's top social media news: unskippable ads for good, a Facebook app just for couples and the new iOS 14 and its "app preview" feature.
Reports show Apple may let you try some third-party iOS apps without installing them on your iPhone by scanning a QR code.
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.
Facebook is rolling out a new version of Messenger on iOS, which it says is "faster, smaller and simpler," having been built "from the ground up."
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.
After shifting importance to Creator Studio on desktop, Facebook has now launched a Creator Studio mobile app on iOS and Android.