Twitter’s like button — the heart at the bottom of a Tweet — is one of the more enduring and popular parts of the Twitter experience. So it took some by surprise to see a story published earlier today ...

The famous music streaming platform in the world is revamping its user interface (UI), and this may be something that people already see on the app, especially as the heart button is no longer ...

Want to disable the new Browser Essentials button from the toolbar in your Microsoft Edge browser? This guide will help you with different methods to easily remove the Browser Essentials (heart-shaped ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Spotify is making a change to the way you save tracks to your library and I’m still trying to process how I ...

Twitter introduced the like button in 2015 as a replacement to the favorite button, which was shaped like a star. "We want to make Twitter easier and more rewarding to use, and we know that at times ...

Taking to its newsroom, Spotify announced the launch of its new Plus button. This button will replace the previous like button while introducing new functionalities. From songs to albums, playlists, ...

Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s founder and CEO, was recently reported to have questioned how the site “incentivizes people to want (the number of likes on their posts) to go up.” He also said that “he was not ...

It's easy to follow a playlist on Spotify by clicking or tapping its heart icon, or the follow button. You can follow a playlist on Spotify on desktop or mobile, and see whenever a song is added.

Spotify is making a small but notable change to its UI today – it’s doing away with the heart button in favor of a dual-function plus icon. The move is designed to make it easier to save songs, albums ...

Ryne was ostensibly a senior editor at Android Police, working at the site from 2017-2022. But really, he is just some verbose dude who digs on tech, loves Android, and hates anticompetitive practices ...

Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s founder and CEO, was recently reported to have questioned how the site “incentivizes people to want (the number of likes on their posts) to go up.” He also said that “he was not ...