Last May, Google integrated YouTube Kids into the main YouTube app on smart TVs. This will soon be the only way to access YouTube Kids on television. YouTube Kids has long been available as a standalone app on Android/Google TV, Apple TV, Samsung, LG, and Fire TV with its own homescreen icon. The integration into…
Apple’s next annual iOS update, iOS 18, is several months away, but it’s never too early to start talking about it. Yes, rumors are already flying around about iOS 18, the theoretical follow-up to last year’s iOS 17 update. I say “theoretical” because Apple has yet to publicly talk about it, but you can rest…
Trucking and Motor Carriers: Driving the Backbone of Commerce Trucking and motor carriers play an indispensable role in the global economy, serving as the primary mode of transportation for goods across vast distances. From delivering everyday consumer products to facilitating large-scale industrial operations, the trucking industry forms the backbone of commerce worldwide. In this article,…
If you missed our stories this week about the latest updates to WhatsApp beta for Android, iOS, and Desktop, this is a good time to catch up thanks to our summary. Among the 11 stories we shared, the best news of the week is about the custom chat filter option for favorites, a new feature…
In today’s digitally driven world, platforms like Twitter play a pivotal role in fostering connections and establishing your online presence. A crucial element that shapes first impressions on your profile is your Twitter header. It’s the initial visual element visitors encounter, making it essential to craft a header that is both aesthetically captivating and informative….
Twitch just announced it’s increasing the prices of Tier 1 subscriptions in Canada, Australia and U.K. The sub cost in Australia and Canada will have a $1 increase, making the prices A$8.99 and C$6.00, respectively. The U.K. is increasing from £3.99 to £4.99. Now, it’s possible Twitch’s prices in the U.S. will follow suit. The cause…
At MWC Barcelona on Sunday, Xiaomi officially unveiled the global versions of its new top-of-the-line smartphone, the Xiaomi 14, which launched last year in China. Xiaomi also globally launched the over-powered Xiaomi 14 Ultra, which was unveiled in China last week. Curiously, the Xiaomi 14 Pro did not get a global version, though that’s not…
Reading Time: 10 minutes Buckle up, kids, it’s time for another history lesson. No, we aren’t visiting ancient Western Europe to learn about SaaS Growth… today, we’re headed to ancient Silicon Valley. Ancient in Internet years, at least. 1996, that is. In the mid-90’s, the Internet was literally in its infancy. My first email account…
In the upcoming months, WhatsApp has plans to implement some updates to their Terms of Service and Privacy Policies in the European region, in response to two new EU regulations: the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act. These updates are set to take effect in April, and users within Europe will be informed…
X, formerly Twitter, is trying to placate lawmakers about the app’s safety measures ahead of a Big Tech congressional hearing on Wednesday, which will focus on how companies like X, Meta, TikTok and others are protecting kids online. Over the weekend, the social media company announced via Bloomberg that it would staff a new “Trust…
Interestingly, the skills that best predict internal movers revolve around collaboration, inclusion, and adaptability — the abilities to connect with coworkers, make everyone feel included, and drive change on an organizational scale. If you’re trying to improve internal mobility and retention, these are the skills you’ll want to look for in internal and external candidates…
Vertical video platform TikTok wants users to turn their phones around and start shooting horizontal videos — long ones, too. TikTok appears to be incentivizing creators to start posting horizontal videos that are more than a minute long, according to a prompt seen by creators @candicedchap and @kenlyealtumbiz. The platform says it will “boost” these videos…
The Mini is a bite-sized version of The New York Times‘ revered daily crossword. While the crossword is a lengthier experience that requires both knowledge and patience to complete, The Mini is an entirely different vibe. With only a handful of clues to answer, the daily puzzle doubles as a speed-running test for many who…
You’ve probably received dozens of spammy, impersonal direct messages (DMs) in your social media inboxes that you never bothered replying to. Think messages from people who misspell your name, are clearly looking to sell you something you don’t need, or are just copy-pasting text en masse. It’s little wonder that DMs get a bad rap,…