Twitter Is Planning to Cull Inactive Accounts
Twitter is set to start culling inactive accounts, so if you haven’t been tweeting, Twitter may permanently delete your account.
Twitter is set to start culling inactive accounts, so if you haven’t been tweeting, Twitter may permanently delete your account.
Apple has released its commercial for the 2019 holidays. And it’s a commercial designed to make you cry. Hard.
You can now enable two-factor authentication on Twitter without providing a phone number. You can also remove your phone number.
You can now create virtual tours using Google Earth, letting you tell stories using the power of Google’s satellite imagery.
Snapchat has launched a new lens. It’s called Time Machine, and lets you age and de-age yourself before your very eyes.
For the first time ever, Spotify Free users can now stream music through their Echo, Sonos, or Bose smart speakers.
If you’re on Twitter you now have the ability to hide replies to your tweets. Giving you another way to control the conversation.
Google Assistant has a new feature called Your News Update which pulls news stories from different sources from around the world.
Spotify has launched a new personalized playlist called Your Daily Podcasts. And as the name suggests, it’s packed with podcasts.
Amazon has expanded its free Amazon Music tier so that it’s now available on Android, iOS, Fire TV, and the web.
Starting in a select number of cities, you can now follow Local Guides on Google Maps in order to get better recommendations.
You can now create a playlist for your next road trip using Spotify’s Soundtrack Your Ride.
Google is rolling out some new Google Search features designed to help you pronounce words correctly.
Apple Music Replay compiles your favorite songs into playlists and provides you with statistics based on your listening habits.
Google Maps can now translate place names for you, making it easier to get around in foreign climes.
Twitter is launching a new feature called Topics. These are topics you can follow in order to see tweets about those subjects.
Disney+ is now available in the US and Canada, having launched on November 12th. But when is Disney+ coming to your country?
You can now use your Apple Watch to control your Roku device. And all you need to do is update the Roku mobile app on your iPhone.
The YouTube homepage has been redesigned so that it’s cleaner, clearer, and easier to use.
BritBox, a streaming service focused on delivering classic British TV, has finally arrived in the UK.
Tumblr’s group chats are ephemeral, publicly viewable, and designed to connect people who are passionate about niche interests.
Netflix has added a button allowing viewers to “Skip Politics”. Unfortunately, it’s only available on Seth Meyers’ comedy special.
Google Play Points lets you earn points by using Google Play. You can then redeem those points for a number of different rewards.
Microsoft has released a new, unified Office app for mobile, bringing Word, Excel, and PowerPoint together into a single app.