APhone is a new app that uses Web3 to create an affordable virtual smartphone. It’s all in the game of democratizing Web3 applications. Singapore-based APhone has created a device-agnostic web-based ...

The Web3 revolution may be closer than you thought. The social media market is changing quickly right now, and the leading new platform is a decentralized app running on open-source software, managed ...

Apple’s 30% tech tax on developers has not just antagonized consumer tech giants like Epic Games and Spotify but is also turning web3 startups against it. Major NFT marketplaces OpenSea and Magic Eden ...

The free digital caddie app, now in Open Beta for Apple users, brings Web3 technology and rewards to golfers worldwide. GolfN, a Web3-enabled consumer golf app that rewards real-world play, has ...

Coinbase Global Inc.’s COIN Base App, set to replace the existing Coinbase Wallet, represents a major milestone in the company’s broader Web3 strategy. Natively built on Base—Coinbase’s Ethereum Layer ...

Web3 app developer Kresus has closed a $25 million funding round to support the development of its so-called SuperApp, potentially opening the door to broader consumer adoption of digital assets. The ...

Mythical Games has been working on Web3 games for years. Recently, it worked out a way to get its NFL Rivals game on the mobile app stores, and it turns out the hybrid Web2/Web3 games are gaining ...

For years, influencers and celebrities have experimented with everything from brand partnerships to merch sales in order to profit from an abundance of social media followers. Friend.tech, a Web3 app ...

Twitter version (v)2, the so-called “super app,” is … never going to happen. But by putting a dogecoin avatar on the Twitter website, Elon Musk at least made a feint in the right direction. Galen ...

Web3 infrastructure company Co:Create is rolling out an application on e-commerce giant Shopify, allowing millions of businesses to implement blockchain-based loyalty and rewards programs on the ...

The killer app for Web1 and Web2 was so fundamental that today we take it for granted: email. It’s how we identify ourselves to do nearly everything a user can do online: sign up for social media ...