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Google now allows users to move from AI Overviews at the top of Search results directly into conversational follow-ups with AI Mode, and is making Gemini 3 the default model for AI…
Meta plans to test new premium subscriptions across Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, offering exclusive features, productivity tools, and expanded AI capabilities.
Social network UpScrolled is seeing a sharp rise in downloads as users explore alternatives following TikTok’s U.S. ownership restructuring.
Skylight, an open-source TikTok alternative, has grown to more than 380,000 users amid concerns about TikTok’s U.S. ownership restructuring.
Meta has temporarily disabled teens’ access to AI characters across its apps as it works on an updated version with built-in parental controls and age-appropriate responses.
Google Photos has introduced a new AI-powered feature called “Me Meme” that lets users create memes from their own photos, with a rollout starting in the U.S.
YouTube plans to let creators produce Shorts using AI-generated versions of themselves, giving creators new tools while adding controls to protect likeness rights.
Adobe has added new AI-powered features to Acrobat, allowing users to edit documents with text prompts and generate summaries from podcasts and audio files.
India’s app downloads rose to 25.5 billion in 2025, driven by growing use of AI assistants, microdrama apps, and higher overall engagement, according to new market data.
Snap has agreed to a settlement in a social media addiction lawsuit ahead of trial, as scrutiny over the impact of platform design on teen mental health intensifies.
One of the EU’s first alternative app stores is shutting down, raising fresh questions about competition, sustainability, and the impact of new digital market rules.
Netflix is introducing a live voting feature that lets viewers interact in real time during select shows and events, expanding its push into interactive entertainment.
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