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Great news, TikTok fans! After a brief period of uncertainty, TikTok has officially restored its services in the United States. If you’ve been anxiously awaiting a smooth scroll through your For You Page or itching to share your latest dance moves, this update is sure to put a smile on your face.

Netflix announces its serious intention of moving into the cloud gaming space.

TikTok has been dominating the short-form video scene, but let’s be real: sometimes we’re all looking for something a little different. Whether you’re seeking new features, a fresh vibe, or just a change of pace, some exciting TikTok alternatives are popping up in 2025. From creative editing tools to laid-back video sharing, these platforms are shaking up the social media landscape. Let’s take a closer look at what they have to offer!

Hey, did you hear the news? Kahoot, the popular online learning platform that lets you create and play quizzes, has been acquired by Goldman Sachs! Yes, you read that right. The investment bank has bought a majority stake in the Norwegian company for a whopping $1.6 billion.

It’s a sign of the times that we have a day designated as World Password Day. Each year on the first Thursday in May,...

Big news for X (formerly Twitter) users in the US! The platform is rolling out a dedicated vertical video feed, taking your scrolling experience to the next level. If you’ve been missing out on smooth, immersive video content, this new feature is designed to deliver exactly that.

Image Source: Spotify/ Twitter The pop star's latest album “Midnights” sets a new record on Tencent’s QQ music. QQ music is one of the largest...

Sean "Diddy" Combs is making headlines with a $100 million lawsuit against NBCUniversal, its streaming service Peacock, and production company Ample Entertainment. The lawsuit stems from the Making of a Bad Boy documentary, which aired in January 2025, accusing Combs of serious criminal offenses. These include murder, sex trafficking, and sexual assault of minors, all of which he vehemently denies.

Google is developing a new artificial intelligence tool that can generate news articles from data and facts. The tool is called "Genesis", internally. It is designed to help journalists and content creators produce high-quality and accurate stories in a faster and easier way.