Twitter takes one more step toward giving us an edit button
It looks like Twitter's latest in-progress feature is another step towards an edit button for the bird app. Here's what we know so far.
Discord is making its Android app more like iOS, and in a good way
Discord switched to React Native for its Android app to ensure Android users will get new features and updates at the same time iOS users do.
Apple’s App Store to start showing more ads
Folks with an iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch will soon start seeing more ads for apps in the App Store, giving developers more ways to reach customers.
I couldn’t manage my work and social life without this one app
Rambox has become the true lynchpin of my digital life for months now. It helps me manage my work and social life under a single, edifying banner.
Twitter’s paid subscriptions just got a price bump
Twitter Blue now costs $5 per month for new users and current subscribers will see the same increase later this year.
Twitter statuses can warn people when your tweet is a hot take
Twitter is finally testing its new status feature with a few users, and it already looks different from when it was first spotted as an in-progress feature.
Solve a creepy mystery with Snapchat’s new in-app AR game
Snapchat has a new in-app AR game and it's a creepy mystery. Here's what you need to know and how to play it.
The best podcast apps for the iPhone in 2022: Overcast, Pocket Casts, and more
From the classic Apple Podcasts to popular free podcast apps -- we've rounded up the list of the best podcast apps for iPhone users on iOS.
Latest iOS 16 beta addresses rising safety concerns for message editing
Apple has just released the fourth developer beta of iOS 16, with some significant changes to curb potential abuse of its new message editing features.
Why Instagram’s pivot to video is making everyone so mad
Instagram is clearly committed to competing with TikTok. But in doing so it's ignoring what its users really want. Is its pivot to video worth it?
How to block someone on LinkedIn
If someone keeps bothering you on LinkedIn, you don't have to put up with it. You can block them. Here's how.
The most followed Twitter accounts
Curious to know which Twitter accounts have the most followers? Well, our top 10 list is sure to answer that question for you.
Facebook is courting creators with a new Music Revenue Sharing
Facebook has launched a new revenue sharing program for its video creators.
Play ‘spot the difference’ with Google’s new Play Store logo
The Google Play Store has a new logo to celebrate its 10-year anniversary, and while the changes aren't huge, they are there. Can you spot them?
How to search Twitter by date
You can search for old tweets on Twitter by date by using its advanced search feature. Here's how to do it.
Facebook’s new Feeds tab emphasizes chronological posts
Facebook is adding a new Feeds tab to your Facebook feed. The new tab is expected to help users see more of the posts they care about in chronological order.
TikTok’s new captions and translation features are all about accessibility
TikTok has begun the rollout of three new accessibility features. These include auto-generated captions and two new translation features.
Instagram now lets you buy products right through chat
Instagram is adding a new chat functionality that lets users purchase products from small businesses via DMs.
How to preview WhatsApp voice messages before sending
Unbelievable as it may seem, WhatsApp hasn't always given you an option to preview voice notes before sending. Until now, that is.
Your Facebook account could get multiple profiles for different interests
Facebook is testing a way to let users add up to four more profiles to their main Facebook account.
Instagram expands subscriber features to include DMs, Reels
Instagram has announced that it has added four new features to its creators' subscription program.
Are period tracking apps actually safe to use? Everything you need to know
Is your personal safety truly at risk while using period tracking apps since the overturn of Roe vs. Wade?
TikTok adds Twitter- and Instagram-like content control tools
TikTok is rolling out a few new content control features and they look a lot like Twitter and Instagram.
Reddit finally expands GIF replies beyond paid subscriptions
Giphy-powered GIF replies to Reddit posts are now available for everyone to use in eligible subreddits. Here's what you need to know.
Having trouble logging in? Snapchat is working on a fix
Snapchat users are reporting that they're unable to log in to the popular messaging app. Snapchat says they're working on fixing it.
WhatsApp just upgraded its emoji reactions and I want them now
WhatsApp expands its emoji reactions to include every emoji on your phone in an update that's coming in weeks.
Getting tagged on TikTok by strangers? Here’s how to untag yourself
TikTok users are being tagged in random videos by strangers
Twitter CoTweets: Everything you need to know about co-authored tweets
Twitter is currently conducting a limited test of a new co-authored tweets feature called CoTweets. Here's what you need to know.
How to scan documents with your Samsung Galaxy A phone
You no longer need a separate scanner to transform paper documents into digital text. Here are a few ways to scan documents with your Samsung Galaxy A phone.
How to change your Instagram username
Need to update your Instagram username? We've got you covered. Here's how to change your username on IG via the mobile app.
What is Google Workspace?
Wondering, "What is Google Workspace?" You're not alone. This new Google service package is a great tool for businesses and education, with unique free tools.
These 5 apps completely changed how I live with my ADHD
For years, I felt lost and overwhelmed living with ADHD. But after trying these 5 apps, I finally feel like I'm in control.
Why I still use Microsoft’s Office suite instead of Google’s free options
Why would choose to pay for Microsoft Office when you can use Google’s productivity suite for free? Here are my reasons along with features that seal the deal.
How Google’s $90M settlement could actually help small developers
Google owes app developers a total of $90 million for its 30% cut of all in-app purchases following the company's settlement of a class-action suit.