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IGTV is back, in a new form, with Instagram testing out a new TV app, which is focused on facilitating Reels watch parties on the bigger screen. As you can see in this example, Instagram’s new TV app is similar in format to YouTube’s CTV UI, with a layout that’s designed to be easy to navigate via more limited TV remote functions. And Reels are the star of the show, with Instagram looking to capitalize on communal viewing. As per IG: “ We’ve heard from our community that watching reels together is more fun, and this test is designed to learn which features make that experience work best on TV. Reels are grouped into channels that match your interests, including new music, sports highlights, hidden travel gems, trending moments, and more.” So, again, Reels is the showcase item here, with Instagram hoping to see similar success to what YouTube has with Shorts in its CTV app. YouTube has previously reported  that its users now watch more than a billion hours of YouTube content on their home TV sets every day, while views of Shorts on TV grew by 100% over the past year. According to Nielsen, Y ouTube is now

The social media app will be available on Amazon Fire TVs in the USA Instagram has commenced testing Amazon Fire TV integration. Following customer feedback, the social media company is trialling the service, which will enable users to watch creators’ content on their televisions. The test is designed to learn which features provide the best user experience on TV, said the company. Once installed on a Fire TV, the app can be opened either directly or from the Settings bookmark in the Instagram mobile app. Up to five accounts can be added. Instagram Reels are grouped into channels matching users’ interests, such as music, sports content and trending moments. The search facility allows users to easily find their favourite creators, browse profiles centred on Reels and explore their interests. The experience will evolve as Instagram learns from the test, said the company, with new features potentially including using a phone as a remote control. Initially available in the US on Amazon Fire TV devices, Instagram intends to roll out the service across more countries and devices. Instagram for TV will incorporate the same content standards as the app, with Reels generally following the PG-13 rating system, added the company.

A Reddit post recently went viral after a user playfully blurred the lines between professional networking and modern dating sites, sharing screenshots that looked like a ‘Girlfriend’ LinkedIn profile. The post, uploaded to r/IndianWorkplace under the title “Every app is a dating app if you’re Indian enough,” reposts a standard LinkedIn job listing, but with a twist. Instead of advertising a corporate role, the “job” being offered is for a “Girlfriend.” The screenshot shows a full-time hybrid position based in Gurgaon, Haryana, complete with a formal description, required qualifications, and even an “Easy Apply” button. According to the listing, the responsibilities of a “Girlfriend” include “nurturing and maintaining a strong emotional connection,” engaging in meaningful conversations, offering companionship and mutual support, and participating in shared hobbies or activities. The post emphasises that “active communication, respect, and understanding will form the foundation of this role,” alongside collaborative decision-making and fostering a positive, supportive relationship. The qualifications section keeps up the corporate parody, highlighting traits such as strong emotional intelligence, active listening, and empathy, along with the ability to collaborate, adapt, and compromise. The “ideal candidate” is also expected to have a sense of humour, kindness, honesty, and mutual respect, balance personal

Home Entertainment From 115-inch cinematic displays to 55-inch premium formats, the new TV lineup offers enhanced color precision and intelligent processing capabilities 12/16/2025 Samsung today announced that in 2026, it will launch an expanded Micro RGB TV lineup, available in 55-, 65-, 75-, 85-, 100-, and 115-inch class models. 1 The new expansive range introduces the next evolution of Samsung Micro RGB display technology, setting a new standard for premium home viewing. “With Samsung’s latest technology, our Micro RGB portfolio delivers vivid color and clarity that make movies, sports and TV shows feel more expressive and engaging,” said Hun Lee, Executive Vice President of the Visual Display (VD) Business at Samsung Electronics. “By expanding the lineup for 2026, we’re establishing a new premium category with sizes that span the full range of modern living spaces while maintaining our highest picture standards.” Consumers are demanding better picture quality from their TVs, and this differentiator has become a key reason many viewers upgrade to premium models. Whether used as a centerpiece for large living spaces or a space-conscious premium display, each Micro RGB TV model utilizes advanced Samsung display architecture to reflect the company’s commitment to engineering precision and elite picture performance. Micro

Elon Musk claims work will be 'optional' with the rise of AI and robots X Corp., owned by Elon Musk, has filed a lawsuit against the startup Operation Bluebird in a Delaware federal court. Operation Bluebird sought to cancel X's 'Twitter' trademarks, claiming the company had abandoned them after rebranding the social media platform to X. The startup intended to use the 'Twitter' name for a new rival social media platform it planned to launch. X Corp. argues that its Twitter brand is still 'alive and well' and that a rebrand does not equate to an abandonment of trademark rights. Operation Bluebird's founder, Michael Peroff, stated they are prepared to take the legal challenge as far as necessary to achieve their goal. In full Elon Musk’s X Corp sues social media startup over effort to claim ‘Twitter’ brand