Twitter has finally made its v2 API available to developers - totally rebuilt for the first time since 2012.
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Instagram Camera will now learn from you as you use it and will customize its menu for you - making it easier to use the tools you love.
No more manual timeline refreshes on Twitter for Mac! You can set the app to automatically stream Tweets and keep them at the top of your timeline.
Google Maps has rolled out a small design update to help us find more delivery and take-out options during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Facebook is rolling out a new version of Messenger on iOS, which it says is "faster, smaller and simpler," having been built "from the ground up."
Facebook has updated its Privacy Checkup and is rolling out the new version globally this week. Here is a short guide to the updated tool.
“We’ve made the decision to stop all political advertising on Twitter globally. We believe political message reach should be earned, not bought.” - Jack Dorsey, CEO
Apple has just released iOS 13.2 and with it come 398 new Emoji, including the first ever gender neutral Emoji.
Your organic Page impressions may soon drop as Facebook is rolling out a change to how it counts real impressions to better match its ad metrics.
Slack launched a new version of its desktop app for MacOS and Windows this week, promising a significant increase in speed, and lower RAM usage.
Google has made an update that expands the distribution of its app ads and makes them appear more often on iOS browsers.
Finally! Snap has released its new Snapchat for Android app that's been in development for over a year, rebuilt from the ground up.
Twitter introduced its updated camera feature during a keynote at SXSW. Soon you will be able to swipe left from within the app for a full screen camera experience.
The latest update of the Telegram messaging app comes with a handy new feature: the ability to 'undo' the deletion of chats and chat histories.
With its latest update, Google Maps will start displaying road speed limits as well as the location of speed cameras.
The wait lasted long enough: starting today, Android users can, too, switch back to a reverse chronological feed on Twitter.
LinkedIn has made an update to its Help Center tools, bringing a new contextual In-Product Help service to its members.
On Thursday, Instagram pushed out an update that got rid of scrolling, making users swipe to see the next post instead. A couple of hours later, the company pulled back the feature and apologized for …