Instagram has launched Guides, a new type of post that collects together other posts based around a theme. Instagram has launched Guides with a focus on wellness. This is due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, which is affecting everyone in some way. What Are Instagram Guides? Instagram introduced Guides in a post on the Instagram […]
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You can now group your Google Chrome tabs thanks to a feature called Tab Groups. Google Chrome Tab Groups let you organize your tabs, whether by topic, task, or progress. You can even use emojis as names for your Google Chrome Tab Groups. As detailed in a post on The Keyword, Google has finally added […]
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Online fitness programs are a game-changer. If the weather is bad or you’re stuck indoors, you can use an online training program to keep fit. You don’t have to be a fitness buff to enjoy a new fitness routine. Sometimes the best way to start on the path to getting fit is by using a […]
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If you have ever wanted to learn a foreign language but never found the time, now is your opportunity. While Netflix and Zoom might drag you away from textbooks, Babbel makes language learning fun. Covering 14 languages, this highly-rated platform combines fun picture quizzes and native speaker audio to help you start speaking with confidence. […]
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Reddit now officially supports Polls, with the social media platform rolling them out as a new type of post. This means that you can create a Poll on Reddit without needing to use a third-party service to do so. And the Poll can be about (almost) anything. You have always been able to post a […]
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Nextdoor has launched two new features which could prove invaluable during the COVID-19 crisis we’re currently living through. Help Map lets you volunteer to help your neighbors in need, while Nextdoor Groups allows you to create groups with like-minded individuals. For the uninitiated, Nextdoor is a social network focused on local connections. It lets you […]
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