Google also expanded the availability of AR tours on its Expeditions app for iOS and Android devices.
Lyft appears to have terminated support for the Apple Watch when it quietly removed its smartwatch app from the App Store.
Pandora has introduced a new plan that is very similar to what Apple Music offers.
Twitter has announced a new feature for election candidates and introduced stricter guidelines for political ads.
Vevo has announced that it will be shuttering its mobile apps and its consumer website.
The sharing and messaging features used to be only available on the Android and iOS YouTube apps.
Instagram is rolling out a new feature that lets users mute posts and stories from people and brands they don’t want to see.
Regular feed posts on Instagram can now be shared to Stories with just a few taps.
The new Interests feature on the eBay iOS and Android apps will bring items to the homepage that users might actually want to buy.
YouTube has launched a new feature that automatically identifies and gives credits to music used in videos.
The new Features for Facebook Stories will be available in India first, while the rest of the world will be given access to them soon.
Skype’s number of users isn’t growing, according to former employees of Microsoft.
Nintendo has terminated Miitomo, its first mobile app for iOS and Android devices.
Yahoo’s new messaging app has an invite-only model and features that are reminiscent of Slack and Discord.
Niantic is planning to make the AR maps available to third-party app developers.
Apple is reportedly removing apps from the App Store that violate its guidelines on sharing location data with third parties.
Google’s Gboard virtual keyboard app now has support for Morse code.
The bug appears to be affecting iPhones and iPads running iOS 11.3 and the beta releases of iOS 11.4.
A code hidden inside the Twitter APK shows that the app might get an end-to-end encryption feature for sending and receiving direct messages.
Google has revealed that its Maps app will be getting a number of new features this year.
The new feature is believed to work a lot like Musical.ly because it will let users create short DIY music videos.
Apple is giving app developers no choice but to add support for the iPhone X’s display and notch.