Apps

A wide promotional image showing five vertical Snapchat‑style video frames arranged in an arc, each featuring a different person in a dynamic scene—walking in a city with pink hair, floating in space in an astronaut helmet, riding a horse through a canal city, posing among tall cacti with white flowers, and swimming underwater near coral and fish—with a colorful play‑button icon and the text “AI Clips” centered at the bottom on a dark gradient background.

Snapchat brings one-tap AI video magic to Lens Studio

Samsung Browser logo on a light blue gradient background, showing the bold black text “Samsung Browser” on the left and a stylized glowing planet with a blue and cyan ring on the right.

Samsung Browser for Windows launches with Perplexity-powered agentic AI

A smartphone screen displaying the ExpressVPN app interface on a red background, showing a large green power button at the top, a “Protected” status with connection time, and a connected server location card for USA–Chicago with a map preview.

ExpressVPN Spring sale slashes prices to all-time low

Firefox browser window in dark theme showing Split View with two tabs displayed side by side for multitasking.

Firefox 149 adds Split View for effortless side-by-side browsing

Three iPhones displaying the Apple Games app in dark mode against a starry black background, with the Library tab on the left showing Apple Arcade, Events, Achievements and a list of installed games, the Home tab in the center featuring colorful key art for “Crashlands 2” with Continue Playing and New Games rows below, and the Friends tab on the right highlighting “Challenge Your Friends,” a What to Play Together card, and a Friends & Groups section with a friend activity card at the bottom.

Apple Games app: Apple’s biggest gaming push since Arcade

Vivaldi 7.9 hero graphic showing a black‑and‑white optical illusion of a duck–rabbit drawing centered on a gradient background with the headline “Now you see it, now you don’t” and subheading about seeing more of the web.

Vivaldi 7.9 gives you an edge-to-edge web browsing view

Wide dark themed promo graphic showing a central ultrawide monitor running the Opera GX browser with a red and black wave wallpaper, surrounded by glowing red keyboard and gaming PC, with Linux at the top and four supported distributions labeled around the edges: Fedora and Ubuntu at the upper left and right, and Debian and openSUSE at the lower left and right.

Opera GX releases native Linux build with full feature set

Tinder Events in-app screens showing an Events tab with cards for “Ola Beach Tennis” and “Dog Lovers Happy Hour,” an event details page listing time, location, description and interested attendees’ profile photos, and a ticketing view for “Tinder x Ola Beach Tennis” with pricing, discount banner, “See if friends are going” prompt and a “Get tickets” button.

Tinder Events feature makes meeting IRL easier for LA singles

AT&T logo

AT&T’s new app unifies mobile, home internet and AI support

Promotional graphic for Fitbit’s Personal Health Coach showing a smartphone screen with the Fitbit app dashboard, including a circular weekly cardio progress ring at 56%, tiles for steps, readiness, and sleep duration labeled ‘Good,’ and a detailed sleep summary card on a soft blue gradient background with the words ‘Personal Health Coach’ at the top.

Fitbit’s personal health coach just got way smarter this March

A smartphone floating in a dark, space‑like scene with glowing particles streaking around it, showing the blue Comet app icon and logo prominently on the screen.

Perplexity’s Comet AI browser is now live on iOS

An illustration of a lone person sitting at a desk with a laptop on a surreal, softly lit landscape under a starry night sky, with sweeping teal and gold bands across the sky and the white text “comet enterprise” prominently centered in the middle.

Perplexity unveils Comet Enterprise with granular admin and security controls