Facebook is testing a new feature that encourages users to read an article before sharing it.
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Tinder has announced the launch of Vibes, a new in-app event that helps members express themselves more easily.
After announcing 4K image uploads last month, Twitter is now Twitter has announced that it will now stop cropping tall images on your timeline.
A new "Show Editors" option in Google Docs makes it easier to see who edited a particular bit of text, and when.
A new sticker automatically transcribes speech in videos so you can automatically caption your Instagram Stories.
After testing several options last year, Netflix is finally launching its own shuffle mode - Play Something.
Spotify is rolling out a new more streamlined 'Your Library' that makes it easier to discover and rediscover music and podcasts.
TikTok has announced Lead Generation ads to help businesses reach customers and drive acquisition.
Reddit now lets you see who follows you, and allows you to block individual people from following you.
Zoom Immersive View is a new, more engaging, and collaborative way to meet during video calls.
Facebook is launching a new Spotify miniplayer that lets you listen to full-length songs and podcasts within its app.
According to reports, WhatsApp is now working on a new feature that lets you send messages that disappear automatically after 24 hours.
The Content Claiming Portal - a new tool that lets creators claim content on Pinterest and control how it appears.
Twitter has announced the test of a new Professional Profile profile type to allow businesses to display more business information on their profile.
Twitter is looking to increase engagement on Fleets with a new feature that lets you add videos or images as backgrounds in your Fleets.
Entire Discord servers can now be classified as 18+ with an NSFW designation that server owners can apply on their own.
Apple has updated its Find My app to allow third-party products, giving users the ability to locate more things on its network.
Google Meet has a new feature that will help you save battery power by restricting data and decreasing the power needed to continue a call.