Apps

Digital privacy and security concept illustration featuring a blue shield with white user and key icons at the center, connected by purple lines to six surrounding app icons on iridescent gradient backgrounds. The apps shown are Instagram (camera icon), Facebook (white 'f'), a circular logo with black segments, WhatsApp (green speech bubble), Facebook Messenger (blue speech bubble), and what appears to be an 'a' logo. The overall composition suggests protection or security management across multiple social media and messaging platforms.

Meta adds passkey support to Facebook and Messenger apps

The image features the YouTube Premium logo. It consists of the YouTube play button icon, which is a red rectangle with a white play triangle in the center, followed by the word "Premium" in bold black letters. The background is a vibrant blue-green gradient with diagonal lines creating a dynamic pattern.

Veo 3 AI video tools are coming to YouTube Shorts

Meta illustration of a clapperboard, camera, Facebook logo, confetti doodles and more.

All Facebook videos will now be Reels—even long ones

Adobe Firefly mobile app hero image.

Adobe launches Firefly mobile app with generative AI tools for iOS and Android

Instagram repost button

Instagram is testing a repost button for feed posts

Ads, promoted channels and channel subscriptions WhatsApp interfaces

WhatsApp ads begin rolling out

Snapchat Lens Plus

Snapchat just introduced a paid tier for advanced AR experiences

Microsoft Edge browser logo icon.

Microsoft Edge adds AI-powered history search that understands typos and synonyms

Apple iOS 26 animated album art iPhone lock screen

New iOS 26 API lets all music apps add animated lock screen art

Google Audio Overview thumbnail image

Google adds AI-generated podcasts to mobile search results

The Journal app is shown on an iPad device with Apple Pencil sitting on top.

Apple Journal app finally arrives on Mac and iPad this fall

Apple Games app displayed on MacBook Pro, iPad, and iPhone 16 Pro.

Apple’s new Games app could replace Game Center for good