Epic Games has today announced a new iPhone app dubbed RealityScan — the aim of which is to scan objects in the real world and then turn them into 3D objects in the virtual one.
The popular instant messaging app WhatsApp continues to work on a new tab that will house all Communities, according to a new report.
WhatsApp is reportedly testing a limit on the number of people that a message can be forwarded to. Currently, there is no limit but the latest version of the WhatsApp beta release adds one for the first time.
Health and activity tracking service InsideTracker has announced Apple Watch support. The move means that Apple Watch wearers will be able to read sleep, activity, and heart rate data into the service right from their wrist.
TikTok appears to be testing a feature that will allow people to find the videos they already watched, making them easier to share with friends and family.
YouTube TV is adding support for 5.1 surround sound to more devices — but those using an Apple TV box are going to have to wait a little longer, the streamer says.
Tot, a popular text editor for Phone, iPad, and Mac, has added support for Shortcuts in its new version 1.3 update. The shortcuts will work across all three platforms, too.
QuietMeet is a new app for macOS that will automatically pause your music when you join a web-based video call. It'll then automatically resume playback when the meeting ends, too.
European PlayStation 5 gamers can now share their game captures using their iPhone. The feature was already available in the United States and Japan but has now been expanded further.
Google has released an updated Google Photos app for the iPhone and iPad and while the release notes don't say anything about what's changed, we do know that there is a redesigned library to check out.