Happy Pinners can now set up a Pinterest iOS 14 widget on their iPhone home screens.
Snapchat is expanding its visual search features with the ability to scan food and wine labels and get information about the products.
WhatsApp last week finally announced the ability to mute chat conversations on its app... forever.
After testing for the last few months, Snapchat is rolling out its 'Sounds' feature to all users on iOS devices, globally.
Google Song Matching has a new feature that can help you identify a song by humming, whistling, or singing it on your phone.
WordPress.com announced a new feature that lets you share entire blog posts as Twitter threads, helping you amplify your content beyond WordPress.
Spotify now allows users to search for songs by its lyrics, something that Apple Music users have enjoyed for a couple of years.
Twitch has announced a new tool for creators. Twitch Soundtrack is a curated collection of rights-cleared music that creators can use during streams.
Facebook takes one more step towards unifying its apps with a new Accounts Center that lets you control connected experiences across apps.
Instagram Reels can now be double in length, get a 10-second timer, and also become easier to edit on your phone.
Advertisers can now use Microsoft Advertising to target users based on their professional profiles with LinkedIn Profile targeting.
Spotify podcast polls aim to render the experience more interactive for listeners on both its Android and iOS apps.
Facebook has announced Facebook Business Suite, a new interface to help businesses manage their Pages or profiles across its apps.
Instagram is adding AI-powered automatic captions to IGTV, for people watching with the sound turned off.
Facebook is in the early stages of testing a new Organic Video Testing option, in Creator Studio, that lets you test multiple variations of non-ad video posts.
According to a patent application by Facebook, Instagram may soon let you add links to your captions... for a price!
Google now lets G Suite users collaborate with non-Google account users in Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Sites.
Waze will now allow you to plan your drives on your desktop browser and then save the directions on your phone.