Facebook is starting to roll out Facebook News in the UK, a destination in its app featuring curated news from leading news outlets.
The Instagram Professional Dashboard is a single destination to help track your performance and access professional tools.
LinkedIn is introducing controls for individual posts which let users restrict who can see and comment on them.
YouTube has finally added HDR video support to Microsoft's Xbox gaming consoles. We're still waiting for support on PS5.
According to multiple reports, Snapchat is testing dark mode on iOS with a small percentage of users.
Youtube is rolling out dedicated landing pages for hashtags to all users worldwide, giving us a new way to sort and discover videos.
Chrome 88, the latest update to your favorite RAM-hungry browser, has a new feature that helps you change all those weak passwords you use.
Netflix confirmed it will launch a “Shuffle Play” feature in the first half of 2021, after testing the feature discreetly last year.
To save advertisers precious time, Pinterest has announced the launch of a new ad specialty: dynamic creative.
Google Maps announced it's rolling out street-level details - like crosswalks, sidewalks, and more, in four major global cities.
The new Guest Mode on Google Smart Speakers limits access to your persona data like your calendar and won't save queries to your account.
Google is launching a new AR-powered feature that lets users try on makeup and lipstick on its app.
Google is rolling out live caption support in Google Meets in four new languages: French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Good news, Adobe has just added a dark theme option to the latest update of its Photoshop Camera app on Android.
LinkedIn Marketing Solutions has announced the launch of LinkedIn Product Pages - a dedicated tab on company pages for products.
Facebook is rolling out it s Brand Collabs Manager to public groups this week, giving them a new opportunity for monetization.
LinkedIn has announced it's now testing Stories Ads in a closed beta with a small group of advertisers.
Twitter announced it's introducing frequency caps for ads on its platform. The feature will be available globally. One of the most important parts of any successful campaign is effective audience reach - which is why …