#product-updates

#product-updates

If you've been using Instagram for a while, you know this isn't how they used to do things. In the past, updates just appeared. You'd open the app one morning and the navigation bar was different, buttons were rearranged, and muscle memory went out the window. No heads-up. No explanation. No sense of control. And the internet would explode with backlash.

"We're really focused on building the best product for all of you, and since launch, the team has been heads down making it better," OpenAI's Product Lead Adam Fry wrote in a Wednesday X post. The post included an image of a list of what Fry described as "very short-term things" the company would be "fixing over the coming weeks."

The new 'When People Liked Your Reel' chart provides interactive insights, showing specific moments in a Reel that generated likes. This allows for a targeted understanding of audience engagement.

The July release introduces significant enhancements to the email designer, including the ability to add custom CSS and support for Firefox, enhancing user experience.

Restrap has updated its handlebar bags with new fabrics, usability tweaks, and a focus on longer-lasting construction while maintaining the core holster + dry bag design.

The new option automatically logs all email communication with known contacts, streamlining processes and filling existing gaps in email tracking for HubSpot users.

Netflix's redesign for its TV homepage emphasizes simplicity and intuitiveness while better reflecting its expanded content offerings, from shows and movies to games and live programming.

If you are still using one of these thermostats, Google will send you a $130 off promo code to purchase the fourth-generation Nest Learning Thermostat.