Reddit users can now join chat rooms of their choosing, and converse with people who share their interests. And all without having to use the standard Reddit UI.
Having generated more than half a billion speed tests over the past two years, Netflix is adding upload speeds and connection latency to the information offered on Fast.com.
Google Assistant’s new Visual Snapshot is designed to give you an at-a-glance overview of your day ahead. Leaving you to worry about other things.
Microsoft has released a new version of Skype for desktop, and this one looks and feels just like the mobile version of Skype.
After a couple of high profile changes of ownership, Instapaper is once again going independent. What that means for the future of Instapaper is anyone’s guess…
Google has incorporated Morse code into Gboard for Android and iOS. This is an attempt to help people with limited mobility communicate using their smartphones.
Instagram has added a new Questions sticker designed to make your Stories much more engaging. The Questions sticker allows you and your friends to conduct your own AMA using Instagram.
Twitter is purging millions of accounts. The good news is this will clear out some of the deadwood from Twitter. The bad news is this could have a significant impact on your follower count.
YouTube now has its own in-built Incognito Mode, just like Google Chrome. Essentially it’s like pulling a cloak over you and your smartphone while watching YouTube.
WhatsApp has become the default option for spreading rumors to lots of people quickly and efficiently. Which isn’t ideal. Therefore, WhatsApp is adding a label to forwarded messages.
Netflix has launched a new feature—called Smart Downloads—designed to make it easier for binge-watchers to get their fix of flix.
The Surface Go is a 10-inch Windows tablet which looks almost identical to the Surface Pro, but smaller and more affordable. Which sounds good on paper…
