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How to Make Pixel Art: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide
Want to start making pixel art? Here's all you need to know to get started.
How to Format Text in Messenger: Bold, Italics, and More
Facebook Messenger on PC supports formatting, allowing you to bold, underline, and emphasize text. Here's how.
How to See Who Viewed Your Instagram Posts
Instagram only lets you see certain content's views. Here are those content types.
The 6 Best Pixel Art Apps for Android and iPhone
These powerful pixel art apps allow you to create pixel-perfect artwork on your phone while on the go.
The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Fonts for Your Creative Project
With millions of fonts to choose from, which do you use for your project? This guide will help narrow down your search.
What Is Gatekeeping in Gaming?
Gatekeeping is a toxic practice that excludes people from communities, here's what it is and how it ruins gaming.
Twitter Is Testing Upvotes and Downvotes on Reply Tweets
You may soon see upvote and downvote buttons next to the Retweet and Like buttons on tweet replies.
Clubhouse Partners With TED to Release App-Exclusive Talks
"Thanks for coming to my virtual TED Talk."
A Sealed Copy of Super Mario 64 Becomes the Most Expensive Video Game Ever Sold
It almost doubled the previous world record, which was held by The Legend of Zelda (sold only a few days prior for $870,000).
Twitter Will Expand on the Reason(s) Why You Didn't Get the Blue Check Mark
Previously, Twitter's decision emails didn't explain much. Now, they'll give you a bit more context.
ByteDance Is Now Selling the AI Tech That Made TikTok So Popular
ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, has put the AI that powers TikTok's user recommendations up for sale.
Audacity Faces Backlash Following Controversial Update to Its Privacy Policy
Users are looking for other free alternatives to Audacity—now that it may be collecting and sharing personal user data.
Twitter May Soon Let You Tweet to Only Your "Trusted Friends"
For the most part, conversations on Twitter have always been open to everyone on the internet. Is that soon going to change?
Pinterest's New Policy Prohibits All Ads Related to Weight Loss
Pinterest wants to be a place where everyone belongs, "regardless of body shape or size."
Raster vs. Vector Images: What's the Difference?
Whether you're a photographer or graphic designer, knowing the difference between raster and vector images is essential.
Facebook May Soon Add Reels and Rooms to the Stories Panel
Facebook wants to bring more attention to Instagram Reels and Rooms, so it's giving them their own dedicated in-app tabs.
Telegram Finally Adds Group Video Calls
It's been a little over a year since Telegram announced it was going to add video calls, but the wait is over.
What Is Pressure Sensitivity for Graphics Tablets and Why Is It Important?
Having a graphics tablet with pressure sensitivity can dramatically improve your digital art.
Twitter Wants You to Test Super Follows and Ticketed Spaces
Between the Tip Jar, Super Follows, and Ticketed Spaces, there will soon be a lot of ways you can earn money on Twitter.
PayPal Increases Merchant Fees on Some US Business Transactions
Some of the fee increases affect Venmo, too.