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X (formerly Twitter) users were greeted with a notification upon opening the app: 'Audio and video calls now available!'

TechCrunch reports that the micro-blogging startup Pebble (formerly T2) is closing its doors, citing a lack of time to make the project viable.

Meta-owned Instagram is testing a feed that will only allow posts from paid verified users

Elon Musk on Saturday said that the platform is an 'open source news' and whatever is relevant in legacy media is already available on X

The Prime Minister, on 'X' (formerly Twitter), paid tribute to the police force on Police Commemoration Day.

The company is initiating a trial of this new program in New Zealand and the Philippines before its global launch.

Taking to X (formerly known as Twitter), the 'Tanu Weds Manu' actor shared the update on Monday.

Deputy Chief Ministers Keshav Prasad Maurya and Brajesh Pathak also wished the people of the state on the first day of Navratri.

This new feature will allow admins and moderators to screen out unwanted invaders such as spammers and irksome bots

According to the outage monitoring website, Downdetector, the number of X outages reached up to 566 at 7:31 PM today in India

On Thursday evening, the Commission formally requested information from X under the Digital Services Act (DSA).

Ambani was ranked at the top with a wealth of Rs 808,800 crore with 2 per cent appreciation over the previous year.

Elon Musk-run X on Tuesday said it has removed newly-created Hamas-affiliated accounts and purged tens of thousands of posts

X users can now block unverified accounts from replying to their posts, its billionaire owner Elon Musk said

The new tweak is believed to be due to Elon Musk "disliking" the links. It is said that he feels the links "drive people off" due to their bad aesthetics.

X CEO Linda Yaccarino has contradicted Elon Musk's statement on how many posts the platform is witnessing daily

Parag Agrawal, former policy lead Vijaya Gadde and other executives have won $1.1 million in legal fees from Elon Musk-run X Corp

Apple is no longer providing customer support on Elon Musk-run X Corp and is now redirecting customers to its own website

Elon Musk and his social media platform X have been slapped with fresh lawsuits

Cybersecurity firm Surfshark reveals that roughly 100,000 Facebook, X, and YouTube pages have been removed from Google under the "right to be forgotten" ruling.