In today's podcast: Analyst firm App Annie report says TikTok continues its dominance & has passed YouTube for per user engagement. Also, new privacy policy of audio editing app Audacity sparks off protests.

In today's podcast: Anti-virus company Doctor Web’s malware analysts have discovered malicious apps on Google Play that stole Facebook users’ logins & passwords. Also, in our startups section, we tell you about "Welder", a tool that claims to help record "live" interviews for podcasts in a better way than most tools in the market.

In today's podcast: TikTok app is now rolling out the ability to publish videos up to 3 minutes in length, which is 3 times the existing one-minute limit. Also, Facebook has started to roll out its Cloud gaming platform to the rest of the US, & Canada & Mexico.

In today's podcast: Facebook has announced Habitat 2.0, “a next-generation simulation platform” that lets artificial intelligence (AI) researchers teach machines not only to navigate through photo-realistic 3D virtual environments but also to interact with objects just as they would in an actual kitchen, dining room, or other commonly used space. Plus, other tech news.

In today's podcast: Facebook has launched Bulletin, a set of publishing & subscription tools to support creators in the US. In other news, you will never guess who the biggest rival of TikTok is.

In today's episode: There were complaints on June 28 by some Snapchat users of a bug that was crashing the app, especially on iOS. Now, Snapchat says an update is out that will clear the bug. Also, in our startups section, listen to how this machine learning tool "PPC Gear" can help you launch an effective PPC campaign. 

In today's podcast by Whats New On The Net: Messaging app Telegram has introduced updates, including one that allows you to turn on your camera or share your screen during Voice Chats in groups. Also, learn what exactly are NFTs that seem to be the talk of the town these days.

In today's podcast: Six years after launching Windows 10, Microsoft announced the coming of the next edition – Windows 11. Also, Google to delay alternate to 3rd party cookie tracking.

In today's podcast: Adobe has released the Adobe Substance 3D Collection, a suite of interoperable tools & services that support 3D creativity from the beginning to the end of any project. Also, in our "startups" section, listen to "Dialogue", an AI-driven shopping assistant for e-commerce stores. 

In today's podcast: The team at Brave browser has made available in beta its “privacy-preserving” search engine, “Brave Search”. Here, users are said to be completely in control of their online experience. In other news, Twitter is rolling out a beta program called Ticketed Spaces, which will be a new monetisation tool for its Spaces audio features.