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• Instagram Starts Testing Full-Screen Feed Inspired by TikTok As TikTok is taking over the world, other social media learn and follow. Many of them have already introduced their own short video formats, and then it’s time to switch to full-screen feeds. The first to do it may be Instagram; reportedly this social media has already started testing the revamped feed, and it looks very TikTokish. If you ever found Reels videos in your feed, you understand why this move is a necessity in terms of rather usability than trendiness. The usual square preview doesn’t give you the full picture of what’s going on in the video, especially if the...
  • Greg Burn
  • May 11, 2022
• Elon Musk Sees Subscriptions as a Way to Double the Revenue of Twitter What perspectives does Elon Musk see about the future of Twitter? Well, he knows he can double its revenue just with subscriptions. Twitter Blue is not as much of a thing now, but there can be more soon. How exactly does he expect this to be achieved? Or rather how does he suppose to make Twitter Blue subscription that attractive? To break down his views on the Twitter’s future, Musk held a pitch desk where he shared his visions with the investors. He emphasized the importance of Twitter Blue under his plans, and this means growing overall popularity of Twitter. According...
  • Greg Burn
  • May 09, 2022
• Apple Rolling Out Its Feature That Blurs Out Nudity in Messages How do you protect kids from receiving nude pictures from strangers and, for example, sending them when asked? Apple has announced its AI-assisted protection system that blurs the image if it detects any explicit nudity in it. Since December, it’s been available in the US: now, the Cupertino company makes it available all over the world. How does this system function? On the recipient’s side, the local AI analyzes a picture that a kid receives on iMessage and then applies the filters it if the AI decides it qualifies. Then, the young recipient can only see it in a blurred state....
  • Samanta Blumberg
  • Apr 27, 2022
• Nintendo Switch Online to Get Sonic Spinball and More Classics from Genesis Nintendo Switch has replaced all the other consoles with this one-of-a-kind gaming giant. But what if you truly adored games for earlier devices? Rejoice, Nintendo will handle it. For Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, there are good things to come, including Sonic Spinball, Space Harrier II, Shining Force II, and more. The original Sonic Spinball was released for Sega Genesis, though Nintendo fans also had a chance to play it on Game Boy Advance. This is a Sonic-themed pinball game first released in 1993, still loved by many franchise fans and well delivered for the newcomers. It’s logical for Nintendo to re-release...
  • Samanta Blumberg
  • Apr 25, 2022