Twitter Develops Video App for Smart TVs
Twitter’s development plans include creating a video application for smart TVs.
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Reddit CEO Lashes Out on Protests
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman continues to defend the idea of expediency and justification of changes in the Application Programming Interface (API) access policy amid protests against this decision.
Thousands of Reddit Communities Go Dark to Protest Company’s New Policy
Thousands of Reddit forums closed on June 12, Monday, as part of a large-scale protest by users of this social media platform.
American Express and Plaid Streamline Onboarding for FinTech Apps
American Express and Plaid have established cooperation in order to optimize and simplify the process of using fintech applications.
Uber Launches Features for Business Travel
Business trips are gradually returning to the category of popular services, and Uber, understanding the dynamics of the emerging trend, is launching new products and features that will make such trips more efficient and provide a high level of comfort.
Hostaway Raises $175 Million to Expand Property Management Software
Hostaway company announced the attraction of investment funds for 175 million dollars.
Twitter Launches Community Notes for Images
Twitter has launched Community Notes for images in posts.
Uber’s European Business Grows After Partnering With Taxi Drivers
Uber accounts for a growing share of taxi drivers’ business in Europe.
Goldman Sachs Spinoff Louisa Expands Availability of Corporate Networking Platform
The availability of the social media platform for employees used by Goldman Sachs is expanding.
LinkedIn Cuts 700 Jobs and Closes China App
LinkedIn has cut 716 jobs, taking the baton of layoffs among large technology companies.
Starbucks’ US Loyalty Membership Increases 15%
The Starbucks loyalty program demonstrates growth in not the most favorable conditions for activating positive trends.
Snapchat Launches Free AI Chatbot
The artificial intelligence of the Snapchat chatbot has become available to a global audience.
Reddit to Charge for Access to Its API
Following Twitter, which decided to restrict third-party access to its data, Reddit on Tuesday, April 18, announced the launch of the practice of charging for the use of the API.
Twitter Launches Subscriptions Feature So Users Can Monetize Content
Twitter users have been allowed to apply for monetization of the materials they post on this platform.
Google Launches First Public Beta of Android 14
After two previews for developers, Google announced the launch of the first of four beta versions of Android 14.
Praxis Tech Launches One-Click Payments Solution for Merchants
Praxis Tech has introduced a solution for sellers, with which you can make payments in one click.
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