Spotify has revealed a fresh look for the mobile app’s home screen. The new home screen will feature various categories for podcasts and music, the company claims, and will aid users in finding fresh content they potentially love. Users will find it simpler to discover new content recommendations and even revisit recent favorites thanks to the incoming update. Continue reading “Spotify redesigns its home screen for music and podcasts”
In an effort to grow its user base by trying to monetize its over 100 million users, Snap announced on Wednesday that it has rolled out the paid version of its popular social media service in India. For just Rs. 49 per month, the South Asian country can now use its special and experimental features. Recently, Snapchat introduced Dynamic Stories features as well. Continue reading “Snapchat+ with 6 exclusive features launched in India”
Google has announced that Read Along is now accessible on the web as well. The application, which was initially made available as Bolo in India in 2019 before being made available worldwide as Read Along the following year, encourages children to learn to read on their own with the aid of a reading assistant named Diya. Continue reading “Google Read Along is now available on the web”
Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, showed off three new and important privacy features for WhatsApp today. Also, WhatsApp is starting a global campaign to make people aware of how we work to keep people’s private conversations on WhatsApp safe. Continue reading “Meta introduces three new privacy features for WhatsApp”
WhatsApp, an instant messaging service, has been adding and developing new features in order to improve the platform and compete with competitors such as Telegram, Signal, and others. Continue reading “WhatsApp now allows you to delete a message even after 2 days”
WhatsApp is said to be working on several new privacy-focused features, as revealed by the application’s most recent beta releases. Login approval and phone number sharing in WhatsApp groups are among the new privacy features uncovered by the popular tipster WABetaInfo. Continue reading “WhatsApp working on login approval, phone number sharing”
Today, Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, has confirmed that the firm is starting to support NFT on Instagram worldwide. After the social network’s initial NFT test launch in May, the expansion began. Users and companies in more than 100 countries across Africa, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and the Americas will now be able to share their NFTs on Instagram thanks to this extension. Only a few U.S. creators had access to this help prior to the expansion. Continue reading “Meta expands NFT support on Instagram to 100 countries”
Microsoft Teams has been optimized for Apple Silicon, and the new update is currently going out to users, the company announced following beta testing. Microsoft Teams has gone native, three months after quietly entering private beta and more than two years following the debut of the first Apple Silicon applications. Continue reading “Microsoft Teams is now optimized for Mac with Apple Silicon”
Millions of individuals across the world use Microsoft Outlook every day for their email and calendaring needs. In order to provide more people, organizations, institutions of higher learning, and small enterprises with a service for their light-weight mobile devices, the company today announced the launch of Outlook Lite in a variety of regions. Microsoft Outlook Lite offers all of Microsoft Outlook’s key features in a more compact client that runs quickly on mobile devices across all networks. Continue reading “Microsoft Outlook lite for Android released”
Spotify is completely classifying its play and shuffle buttons, albeit only for paid subscribers. The company announced today that it is beginning to roll out specific buttons for the two activities, which will replace the combined play/shuffle button that is currently located at the top of music tracks and artist pages. Continue reading “Spotify launches individual buttons for premium subscribers”
Users of Amazon Drive were informed through email that the firm would be discontinuing Amazon Drive on December 31, 2023. The service debuted in March 2011 as a safe cloud storage option for Amazon users to back up their files. Members also receive 5GB of free storage with web, iOS, and Android apps. Continue reading “Amazon Drive is shutting down at the end of 2023”
According to WABetInfo, WhatsApp is working on releasing a feature that lets group admins delete any message for everyone. Group administrators will be able to better manage their WhatsApp groups with the addition of the ability to remove group messages for everyone. Continue reading “WhatsApp rolls out the admin delete feature, releasing a fix for the catch-up button”
The price of Twitter Blue, the social network’s premium subscription service, is going to increase. It’s been a little over 8 months since its launch. A few new capabilities were added to Twitter last year with the debut of Twitter Blue, which was available to anyone who was willing to pay $2.99 per month. The service will now cost $4.99 per month in the US. It was launched in Canada and Australia last year and expanded to New Zealand, and the US earlier this year. Continue reading “Twitter Blue subscription gets a price hike”
As early as next month, ChromeOS will receive a slew of new productivity and video editing tools. The firm will release new Chromebook features, including editing features in the Google Photos app, improved app functionality, and tools to manage and complete tasks “with just a few taps.” Recently, Chromebooks got better integration with Android devices. Continue reading “Chromebooks to get new video editing and productivity apps”
Google has announced that a fresh new appearance based on Google’s Material Design 3 is blended with beneficial enhancements for every Gmail user, including all the benefits of Google Workspace, is now rolling out. Over the years, the company offered innovative methods to stay productive, such as the tabbed inbox, AI-based collaborations like Smart Compose and Smart Reply, and native apps for iOS and Android. Recently, Google rolled out offline mode to its desktop version as well. Continue reading “Google rolls out unified Gmail interface widely”
