Snapchat Tests Bitmoji Avatars in Wheelchairs

Bitmoji was created by a company called Bitstrips, which was founded in 2007 by Jacob Blackstock, David Kennedy, Shahan Panth, Dorian Baldwin, and Jesse Brown. Soon after Bitstrips launched Bitmoji, the company was acquired by Snapchat in 2016. Bitmoji has since become more widely known and used than it ever was. Nowadays, Bitmoji has been focusing […]

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7 Must-Have iPhone Apps for Anyone Working From Home

The air of productivity in an office can do wonders for keeping you motivated. However, when working remotely, the lack of professional environment can make the lines between your work and home lives blurred or even nonexistent. Working remotely may put you in greater control of tackling your work tasks, but the added freedom can […]

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How to Get Free PS4 and PS5 Games Through Play At Home

Sony’s bringing its Play At Home initiative back, meaning that you should look forward to a selection of free PS4 and PS5 games and some select offers. What Is Play At Home? Last year, Sony launched the Play At Home initiative to keep gamers entertained while stuck at home and encourage staying at home to […]

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Twitter to Ban Users Who Continuously Post COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation

As COVID-19 vaccines are getting administered across the globe, Twitter is enforcing a five-strike policy for accounts that repeatedly spew misinformation about the vaccines. To supplement this policy, the platform is also debuting warning labels specifically for vaccine-related misinformation. New Labels for COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation In a post on the Twitter blog, the platform announced that it […]

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Google Duo Gets New Very Low-Bitrate Codec for Slow Connections

Unfortunately, we don’t all live in areas with speedy connections. Some parts of the world have data speeds so slow that they’re almost unusable. But that doesn’t remove the need for communication with friends and loved ones. Google is aware of this, and it’s rolling out a new codec for Google Duo called Lyra that is designed to […]

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How to Change Your Background on Zoom

These days, everything seems to be on Zoom. While many groups choose to do everything on the communications technology platform like reunions, birthday parties, and more, most people use it for work. However, when your house is a mess or there’s activity in the background, you don’t want everyone in your call to see everything around […]

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