Google is making it easier to find deals by gathering the most popular promotions - presenting them in a new section within its Shopping tab.
Facebook is rolling out features across its platforms to help people discover content and cheer on their teams in the Olympic Games.
Forget what you thought about Snapchat, the app is growing faster than it has in years, now counting over 293 million daily active users.
Facebook is expanding its collaboration with Coursera to launch two new courses to support more job seekers.
Instagram has allowed translation in 60 languages on posts and captions since 2016. Now it is translating text in Stories as well.
Instagram now allows users to control how much sensitive content they see on Explore with several new options.
Arabic has become Pinterest’s 37th language, available on all devices. It had only been previously available on Android and the web.
Facebook introduces new Space Jam chat theme, an emoji search bar for finding your favorite emojis more easily and a recent reaction feature.
TikTok is expanding its live-streaming features with scheduled events, live Q&A panels, and live co-streaming to more creators.
Netflix is working on launching its own gaming platform to overcome a post-pandemic downward trend in subscriptions.
YouTube is introducing a new Super Thanks monetization feature to allow fans to support creators; and expanding it to 68 countries.
Clubhouse is finally out of beta and open for anyone to join, on iOS or Android. So, no more invitations or waitlists.
Instagram announced a new calendar tool with a reporting timeframe doubled from 30 to 60 days; promises to increase to 90 days.
TikTok is introducing a new ad format that lets companies sponsor organic content that is relevant to their brand.
YouTube is adding new features to help viewers identify videos from authoritative sources, and get more credible health information.
Bitmojis on Snapchat are getting a fashion upgrade with the new Fall/Winter collection from luxury brand Off-White.
WhatsApp is introducing a new feature that lets users join group calls, audio and video, even after they have already started.
Google Meet video conferencing is rolling out fuller support for Google Glass with an open beta of Meet on Glass Enterprise Edition 2.
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