Facebook on Friday announced it's begun rolling out a brand new Snooze button in users' News Feed following a period of testing in September.
Facebook is rolling out a Snooze button
Facebook on Friday announced it's begun rolling out a brand new Snooze button in users' News Feed following a period of testing in September.
Software giant Microsoft is planning to bring Xbox party chat functionality to its iPhone app, and you can test the official beta right now ahead of its official debut.
If you own an iPhone X and are subscribed to the online-only HBO NOW service, go ahead and update your copy of the app to the latest available version in order to be able to enjoy your favorite shows without ugly black bars at the top and bottom.
Previewed a month ago, Google Maps' new look began rolling out to iOS users on Wednesday.
Developer The Iconfactory on Wednesday announced an update for its Twitterrific app for iPhone, iPad and Mac, bringing a bevy of new features, enhancements and fixes including a true black theme that not only looks great on iPhone X, but also helps save power.
German developer Cultured Code yesterday announced a new Mail to Things feature in its to-do app for iPhone, iPad and Mac, called Things.
Google's recently redesigned native Calendar app for iPhone and iPad was updated yesterday with support for iOS 11, iPhone X's edge-to-edge OLED screen and iPad drag and drop.
Facebook yesterday unveiled another Snapchat-like feature in the mobile Messenger app for iPhone and iPad.
Twitter on Tuesday announced a new Threads feature in its mobile app for iPhone and iPad, making it a lot easier to post so-called tweetstorms to the micro-blogging service.
Instagram announced this morning that the ability to follow specific hashtags from the main feed is now available to users of its mobile app for iPhone.
Announced as part of a help document listed in iTunes Connect, Apple will now allow developers to offer pre-orders for upcoming applications across all of Apple's platforms.
Encouraged by the unexpected success of its excellent Motion Stills app for creating stabilized Live Photos, animated GIFs and more, Google today announced via its Research blog that it's releasing a pair of new experimental photography apps for iPhone.