Flipagram has launched an update to its app that allows you to take photos and videos straight from the app -- no more browsing through the camera roll!
Facebook has announced yet another tweak to the News Feed, now factoring in time spent reading articles. Ideally, this will help cut down on clickbait.
Looking for something to watch? Instead of turning on the TV to find something, you'll soon be able to see live TV listings straight from Google Search.
Google has updated Inbox with a number of great new features, including the ability to save links in your email list. Not more emailing links to yourself!
Snapchat has updated its Android and iOS apps to allow you to move emojis around within your videos, hopefully helping users get a little more creative.
If you tend to lose your keys, you might be better off with a keyless lock. Try Kwikset's newest offering, which relies on a touchpad instead of a key.
Artificial intelligence has improved in leaps and bounds over the past few years, and now Facebook is working on applying it to facial recognition in video.
Facebook's next method of connecting the world is through massive antennas that could beam connectivity for miles around, even to rural areas beyond cities.
Bots are taking off, set to be a part of a range of platforms, including Messenger, SMS, and Slack. Botlist is a bot app store for all of those platforms.
Apple News viewership may not be as high as Apple, or Apple's publishing partners, would have liked, but Apple has a way to try and change that - Twitter.
Kik has taken the wraps off of a bot store -- a full week before Facebook is slated to do the same. The store launched with bots from FunnyOrDie and Vine.