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Amazon is rolling out a new prime video feature that lets users share video clips from TV shows and movies on the platform. The clips can be shared on

social media or via direct message. The feature is currently only available on

iOS and for users in the US. For the initial rollout, users can only share clips from a limited number of shows,

including season one of the boys, the Wilds, Invincible, and Fairfax.

In other news, Google Labs is back, but this time around,

it's not a consumer-facing brand delivering a range of experimental products.

Instead, it's the internal name given to a new team at Google created under a reorganization

that aims to gather the company's many innovative projects and long-term bets under one roof.

The new group will be led by Clay Beauvore, a veteran googler and VP whose most recent role

has seen him leading the company's forward-looking efforts in virtual and augmented reality,

including its cutting-edge holographic video conferencing project known as Project Starline.

And Twitter will no longer automatically crop image previews on the web after rolling out full-size image previews on mobile

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