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.
The new TikTok Video Editor makes it easy for advertisers to easily and effortlessly create native TikTok video ads.
TikTok is launching auto captions in an effort to build a more inclusive app experience for users who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Facebook has announced Dynamic Ads for Streaming - a new ad solution that will help streaming brands highlight their content library.
Clubhouse, the social audio app, has introduced its first monetization feature, allowing users to tip the Clubhouse Creators they like.
As part of Google's commitment to helping users reduce their environmental footprint, Maps will soon default to routes that have the lowest carbon footprint.
Instagram is officially launching a new Remix feature that lets you create "duets" with other people's Reels.
Microsoft Teams has launched a new AI-powered transcription feature for meetings in English (US).
Instagram has announced it's working on an option to save your Instagram Stories as drafts that you can post later.
Rakuten Viber and Synctuition have announced a partnership aimed at supporting the fight against mental health struggles.
Twitter is reportedly working on the rollout of Emoji reactions and a new downvote button, and no, still not an edit button.
Google is updating search operators in Google Drive to make it easier to find shared files.
Tinder has partnered up with Lyft so you can gift a ride to your date without ever having to leave the Tinder app.
Google has announced that its Live Caption feature is now available to all on Chrome, letting users automatically add captions to all media with audio.
You Can Now Control Who Comments On Your Facebook Posts
Facebook has introduced a new feature that lets you control who can comment on your posts when shared in the public News Feed.