LinkedIn has announced several new features on Pages - among them, Stories for Pages with swipe-up links.
Facebook has announced it's adding two features to Oculus Quest that let users share their devices with each other.
Adobe Acrobat web users can now do a lot more with PDFs in their browser, without ever needing a desktop app.
The audio social network, Clubhouse, is paving the way for creators to start getting paid through tipping, tickets, or subscriptions.
Microsoft Edge is adding cross-device history and tab syncing to users in the United Kingdom.
To help users write comments quickly, Smart Compose and autocorrect are now available when adding comments in Google Docs.
Reddit and Oracle Data Cloud are teaming up to bring independent, third-party verification of Reddit ad views.
Twitter has announced a new feature that allows you to add Tweets directly to your Snapchat Stories on iOS.
Yelp this week announced a new redesigned Android app that gives users a better, personalized experience.
Facebook is rolling out several updates to US-based dealership Pages to make it easier for auto dealers to showcase and advertise their vehicles.
Google is bringing messaging capabilities and customer insights on Google Maps and Search to help businesses answer questions from the public.
Last week YouTube announced it's testing a new automatic video chapters feature and an easier way for users to add timestamps to their videos.
Google last week announced a new version of its Crawl Stats report within Google Search Console.
Snapchat is introducing new features to let you create an Astrological Profile and see shared Astrological Compatibility with your friends.
Building on its full-body tracking technology, Snapchat has launched 10 new 3D body scan Lenses, that respond to your movements.
Instagram announced it's increasing the time limit for live streams to 4 hours, letting creators run longer live events without interruption.
Facebook announced the launch of a new free cloud gaming service that includes several games on the Facebook app and desktop.
Instagram is making changes to crack down on influencers who don't disclose paid partnerships with brands.