Twitter’s new DM feature puts a chat box in the browser
Twitter may look different the next time you visit its website on a PC. The social network has started rolling out a docked Direct Messaging box that sits right on top of your timeline, similar to… Go here to see the original: Twitter’s new DM feature puts a chat box in the browser
Mozilla project exposes YouTube’s recommendation ‘bubbles’
We’ve all seen social media posts from our climate change-denying cousin or ultra-liberal college friend, and have wondered how they came to certain conclusions. Mozilla’s new project,… Read the rest here: Mozilla project exposes YouTube’s recommendation ‘bubbles’
Google makes it easier to add more info to Calendar events
Google is making it easier for G Suite users to add info to Calendar events without having to click “more options.” Now, when users create an event, more editable fields will appear directly… Here is the original post: Google makes it easier to add more info to Calendar events
Recommended Reading: The Magic Leap project the world may never see
Fading light: The story of Magic Leap’s lost mixed reality magnum opus Adi Robertson, The Verge Like a lot of companies this year, Magic Leap faced massive layoffs. The company was able to avoid… Read the original here: Recommended Reading: The Magic Leap project the world may never see
Tinder starts testing video dates
In a time where it’s incredibly difficult to see anyone in person, let alone date, Tinder is giving its users a practical solution: One-on-one video chats. The company announced today that it… Read the rest here: Tinder starts testing video dates
