Instagram is reviving its old "activity" feed, reimagining it for the Reels era. Users can now see friends' comments on videos and temporary annotations.
Google has introduced a unified system for local control of smart devices, allowing devices like Nest hubs, speakers, Chromecasts, Android 14 TVs, and LG TVs.
Microsoft is using a deception approach to encourage users to use its Bing search engine, mimicking Google's homepage.
YouTube is implementing a new policy to remove videos with misleading titles or thumbnails, targeting "egregious" forms of clickbait, especially in breaking news or current events.
Google has introduced ChromeOS M131, enhancing usability and accessibility for Chromebook users.
Tumblr has introduced "Communities," in-app groups centered around specific topics or shared interests.
WhatsApp has introduced new video calling features for the holiday season, including improved participant selection.
Valve has introduced a new feature in the Steam client beta, allowing players more control over game updates.
Apple has launched iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, and macOS Sequoia 15.2, introducing new Apple Intelligence features like Image Playground, Genmoji, and ChatGPT integration.
YouTube is expanding its AI-powered bus-styling tool to hundreds of thousands of channels, aiming to make video content more accessible to a global audience.