Google's AI Emails, Twitter's New Doge Logo, and More!
Google is developing an AI-powered tool that can automatically write emails, while Twitter has introduced a new Doge logo to drive engagement with younger audiences.
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Google is developing an AI-powered tool that can automatically write emails, while Twitter has introduced a new Doge logo to drive engagement with younger audiences.
Social media managers and creators no longer need to rely on third-party tools or Creator Studio to schedule posts on Instagram.
Twitter is the next social media platform to join the video content trend and align with the TikTok-led shift by launching two updates to improve their video experience.
TikTok is becoming more than just entertainment, with younger audiences using the platform to search for things to do and places to try.
As TikTok continues to take the lead in keeping user attention inside the app, Meta has doubled down with their latest announcement that all video uploads will now become Reels.
Meta is improving on its digital avatars to be more interesting and interactive, as part of their broader push to encourage habitual engagement behaviour within virtual worlds.
Instagram has begun testing a new Stories presentation UI, which only displays the first three frames with a ‘show all’ prompt on the top left of the screen.
LinkedIn’s user activity has continued to rise alongside the broader economy in the wake of the pandemic, with reportedly ‘record levels’ of engagement growth for six quarters in a ro
TikTok has launched 10-minute video uploads to the platform. Originally TikTok videos were limited to 15 seconds, which generated more scrolling and a new wave of social media influencers.
Conversations around Mega Sales reach half a million mark, live streaming is still popular as ever and brand recall for influencer content is quadruple versus traditional content.