Doist launches Todoist Ramble for AI-powered voice task management
Doist has launched Todoist Ramble, an AI-powered voice-to-tasks feature running on Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash Live, available today across iOS, Android, desktop, and web.
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1163 storiesApple reportedly plans to turn Siri into an AI chatbot
Apple reportedly plans to transform Siri into an AI chatbot, potentially making it the centerpiece of its upcoming WWDC presentation in June.
NonUSA app hits top of Danish charts amid boycott
Danish consumers are downloading boycott-focused apps like NonUSA and Made O’Meter, which saw a combined 867% download surge following U.S. threats regarding Greenland.
Meta begins global ad rollout on Threads
Meta is expanding ads on Threads to all users globally starting next week, with a gradual rollout that may take months to complete.
YouTube TV to launch fully customizable multiview
YouTube TV is introducing a fully customizable multiview experience and upcoming genre-specific channel packages to offer users greater content flexibility.
Instagram users are romanticizing 2016
Instagram users are flocking to 2016-themed content, with more than 5.2 million responses to a sticker, reflecting a broader desire for the internet before algorithmic "enshittification."
YouTube to let creators use AI likeness in Shorts
YouTube will soon allow creators to use their own AI likeness in Shorts, while simultaneously expanding detection tools to prevent unauthorized use of creator identities.
Adobe adds prompt-based editing and AI summaries to Acrobat
Adobe is updating Acrobat with new AI features, including prompt-based file editing, automated presentation creation, and podcast summaries, to compete with tools like Canva and NotebookLM.
The New York Times Games launches multiplayer word game Crossplay
The New York Times Games has launched Crossplay, a multiplayer word game that is basically Scrabble, as the publisher continues to grow its digital gaming business.
Lemonade launches insurance for Tesla Full Self-Driving users
Lemonade is launching an insurance product for Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system, which the company claims will cut per-mile rates by approximately 50%.
Global mobile spending on non-game apps overtakes games in 2025
In 2025, global consumer spending on non-game mobile apps exceeded game spending for the first time, driven by approximately $85 billion in total app revenue.
India app downloads rebound to 25.5 billion in 2025
India’s app downloads rebounded to 25.5 billion in 2025, driven by surging interest in generative AI assistants and microdrama platforms, according to Sensor Tower data.
Netflix to redesign mobile app to compete with social platforms
Netflix plans to redesign its mobile app later in 2026, integrating vertical video and podcasts to compete with social platforms for daily user engagement.
X open sources its algorithm amid regulatory scrutiny
X has open-sourced its recommendation algorithm, though critics may view the move as "transparency theater" amid ongoing regulatory fines and controversies over its Grok AI.
UStrive fixes security lapse exposing user data
UStrive has remediated a security lapse that exposed the personal information of at least 238,000 users, including children, via a vulnerable Amazon-hosted GraphQL endpoint.
ICE becomes one of the most-blocked accounts on Bluesky
ICE has become the No. 3 most-blocked account on Bluesky following its verification, highlighting growing tension between the platform and its user base.
Setapp Mobile to shut down in the EU
MacPaw is shutting down its Setapp Mobile store in the EU by February 16, 2026, citing complex business terms related to Apple’s fee structure.
Netflix launches global live voting feature for interactive shows
Netflix is launching a global live voting feature, allowing subscribers to interact with live content in real time using their TV remotes or mobile devices.
Threads surpasses X in daily mobile usage, data shows
Similarweb data suggests Threads has surpassed X in daily mobile usage, though X maintains a significant lead in web traffic.
TikTok expands into standalone microdrama apps with PineDrama
TikTok has launched PineDrama, a standalone app for one-minute microdramas in the U.S. and Brazil, targeting a market projected to reach $26 billion by 2030.