As part of its monthly update, Zoom has introduced several new features that enhance video calls on desktop and mobile.
Facebook is testing the integration of Messenger features back into its main app, seven years after separating the two.
Instagram is adding ads to its Shop tab, where users can be redirected to the advertised page, share products, and save items to a wishlist.
Instagram is retiring the swipe-up feature in Stories. The feature is now being substituted by customizable stickers.
TikTok is expanding its partnership with Shopify to make it easier for users to buy things they see on its platform.
Twitter is refining options for users to limit unwanted interactions or notification clutter with a new 'Leave This Conversation' feature.
WhatsApp is offering access to a new beta version of its desktop app to let you experiment with new features.
Snapchat has launched a new data tool to help creators identify popular Snaps and trending topics on its platform.
Twitter is launching Spaces lookup and Spaces Search endpoints to let developers build tools around its live audio feature.
Twitter has announced a few new improvements to sharing Tweets via DMs and navigating through conversations.
Pinterest is taking a step further in AI inclusivity by releasing a new hair pattern search feature for Black, Brown, and Latinx Pinners.
Twitter is testing a new feature that allows users to subscribe to newsletters in one click via its newly acquired newsletter service, Revue.
Fortnite has announced the launch of Impostors, a new limited edition that resembles Among Us.
Last week, Facebook announced it has started testing ‘Facebook Reels’ in the U.S.
Facebook is reimagining the collaborative workspace with Horizon Workrooms, letting people meet and work together in VR and mixed-reality.
Netflix has announced it is rolling out support for Spatial Audio on iOS 14 for AirPods Pro and AirPods Max users.
Tinder plans to launch voluntary ID verification for its members, in order to create a safer and more authentic community.
Google Chat users are now able to set a custom status with their own text and emojis on the web and mobile app.