Messenger From Facebook released new features celebrating Pride Month. For instance, users can download the “With Pride” sticker pack and send Pride Month-themed stickers in conversations. Our guide will show you how to use the With Pride sticker pack in the Messenger application. Note: These screenshots were captured in the Messenger app on iOS. Step…Read More
TLDR: The 2021 Superstar Web Development and Design Bundle lets you pay what you want for 8 courses with over 150 hours of intensive, expansive web creation training. The web just keeps expanding. And with the insatiable need for pages and apps and digital experiences out there, the need for qualified and talented web developers is at a fevered pitch as well. Web developer is among the top 10 tech jobs in the prestigious U.S. News and World Report annual list of best tech jobs. And with the number of web development jobs expected to rise by 8 percent over…
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TLDR: Setapp brings together more than 200 fantastic and fully vetted Mac and iOS apps for users to download, now at almost half off the regular price. If you need an app to edit some photos or manage passwords or track your finances on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad, where do you turn? If you plunge into the Apple App Store and start searching, there’s a decent chance you might find an app that could suit your needs. But…did you really? Once you’ve downloaded and installed an app, it isn’t uncommon to discover it might not do the specific job…
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Portal From Facebook teamed up with TBWAChiatDay New York and director Darius Marder on new brand campaign “Share Something Real,” which kicks off Monday (June 7). The campaign is aimed at showcasing the real, authentic and emotional moments that take place when the video calling devices help bridge the physical distance between people, and it…Read More
Clubhouse continues to double its pleasure on Android, saying in its town hall Sunday that the invite-only social audio application now has 4 million users on that platform, up from 2 million last week and 1 million the week before. The Android app came out of beta May 21. Clubhouse said work continues in areas…Read More
The British Department for Transport (DfT) plans to make EV charging points as iconic as the red phone boxes designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott back in 1926, The Telegraph reports. Specifically, the DfT is offering a £200,000 ($283,400) contract to a design team that can develop an “iconic, functional public electric vehicle charge point.” The government believes that, by making charging points more appealing to the eye, it can accelerate the expansion of the country’s charging network and, ultimately, the transition to EVs. As a matter of fact, a 2020 survey conducted by Seat found that a third of UK drivers…
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Arcwave, the international sexual wellness brand for people with penises, prides itself on sparking conversations about modern masculinity and adult pleasure. It’s the kind of thinking that paved the way for the company’s flagship product the Arcwave Ion, which uses cutting edge technology that targets and prioritizes male pleasure. But the brand’s newest campaign isn’t…Read More
NBCUniversal is expanding its presence on airport network ReachTV, striking a new deal to provide more content and help sell advertising on the service. ReachTV is available in more than 90 airports in the U.S., Canada and the U.K., a footprint that has grown since one of its rivals, CNN Airport Network, shut down in…Read More
Pizza delivery chain Domino’s is taking a new direction with its U.K. advertising with the introduction of yodeling in its latest multi-million-pound campaign to signify how groups of friends connect using their own ways of communication. Continuing the recently introduced brand focus of “We’ve Got This” that began late last year, the new “Domin-Oh-Hoo-Hoo” ad…Read More
The wearable technology market is booming, with half a billion wearables sold globally in 2020. Apps on these devices, or the devices themselves, often claim to monitor our health to spot illnesses, track our workouts to help us reach our fitness goals, or keep an eye on our children’s whereabouts to enhance their safety. But they’re also divisive. Supporters of wearable technology claim that health trackers should be prescribed by the NHS and could even deliver an early warning of a possible COVID-19 infection. GPS tracking devices designed to be worn by children, meanwhile, are seen as a safety asset…
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