Spotify's music player is about to get more useful for karaoke night as the company prepares to launch real-time lyrics globally. The feature is set to roll out in 26 countries on Tuesday, June 30th.
Waze has redesigned its app with more color, more expressiveness, and a new, questionably useful Moods feature.
Facebook takes a page from Twitter's book and places a barrier between users sharing potentially misleading news content.
Sonos has finally released its new S2 app. As the company moves to modernize its speaker ecosystem, it'll be the only way to control new Sonos releases going forward.
Signal has rolled out an update to its iOS and Android apps, adding a blur option for faces. It's a handy tool if you plan on photographing any protests while protecting the identity of the protesters.
Twitter has updated its desktop app, granting web-users the ability to schedule tweets natively. Previously, users had to resort to more powerful tools like Tweetdeck.
Facebook Messenger is adding safety alerts to Messenger as it prepares to roll out full encryption to its primary messaging app.
Facebook is set to purchase GIF company Giphy for $400 million. The company reportedly plans to integrate Giphy's technology into Instagram.
Instagram has launched a new set of tools, putting more power in the hands of users who want to secure their accounts. The company says that these are part of its anti-bullying efforts, and will allow users to mass-delete hate comments, restrict tags, and pin positive comments.
Twitter's new drive to prevent misinformation sees the company applying labels on tweets spreading COVID-19 misleading information. In some cases where the risk of harm is severe, it may pull them entirely.
Spotify's new feature will let you share control of your streaming session with your friends. Dubbed Group Session, it'll be rolling out from today for Premium subscribers.
A new leak reveals Google's plans for a smart debit card. Powered by Google Pay and in partnership with banking institutions, Google's new card wants to help you better manage your money.
TikTok now lets parents remotely customize their child's experience with a new Family Pairing mode. It's part of a package of minor protection measures including the automatic disabling of DMs for younger users.
You can't go to restaurants, but Instagram wants to bring them to you. It's debuted new fundraising and food order stickers aimed at helping small businesses and restaurants keep cash flowing during these troubled times.
Spotify has brought its Kids app to Premium Family customers in the U.S., Canada, and France after an earlier launch in Western Europe. Users who make use of the service will be able to access child-friendly, curated Spotify playlists including lullabies and educational content.
WhatsApp has finally updated its iOS and Android apps with support for the dark theme. The firm tweaked its app to hew as closely as possible to the native dark theme shades of both operating systems. It also worked on making information stand out by subtle use of color.
The EU wants portable device manufacturers to adopt a common charging standard. Previously, the bloc had adopted a position of encouragement, but that policy did not lead to the desired results.
Instagram is finally adding direct messaging to its web app from today. A select few users will gain access to desktop DMs as the company refocuses on its messaging strategy.
Twitter will soon test a feature that lets you choose who can reply to your tweet. This is part of a plan by the company to cultivate the conversational health of its platform.