Welcome to the Product feed at The Verge! This is where our product team will share what we’re working on. We’ll post updates on new features and release notes as things roll out, put out calls for participants in user research and ask for your feedback along the way.
As a quick note, this is a bit of an experiment for us. We’re using it as a space to figure out the best ways to share our work and hear from you. That means we’ll be iterating and adjusting as we go, but we’re excited to start here.
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Product updates, experiments and an open invite to tell us what’s working (and what’s not).
Updates on improvements and fixes shaping your Verge experience.
You might notice Quick Posts looking a little bit different. We said goodbye to the metaballs (meatballs as we affectionately know them here at The Verge) and shuffled a few things around as a small step toward what’s coming next. Stay tuned!
What we’ve shipped over the last few weeks:
Improvements / Fixes
Features
And don’t forget to join our research group. Let’s just say we have some big updates coming your way and we’ll need your help with user testing.
Gift links dropped a couple months ago. Have you shared one, opened one, ignored them or are wondering what the heck we’re even talking about? Answer a few Qs and tell us how they’re working for you.
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Maybe not the flashiest update for readers, but it’s a big one for us: Verge writers can now publish the quippier stuff directly from Slack (like I’m doing right now!). The result should be more quick hits from your favorite Verge voices.
What we’ve shipped over the last several weeks:
Improvements / Fixes
Features
And I would be remiss not to mention that we started this Product feed, a place to share updates like these and what we’re working on. Don’t forget to join our research group.
We’re putting together a roster of readers interested in testing new experiences and features, or just chatting about what makes your tech heart flutter. Join the list and we’ll reach out when a study is a good fit for you.
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In case you missed it, we launched gift articles on The Verge earlier this month. Subscribers can share up to five paywalled articles each month with friends, enemies, strangers or anyone in between. With February on the horizon, that means five fresh links to give away. Tell us how it’s working in the comments.
