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How to Share Sticker Packs on WhatsApp for iOS and Android
WhatsApp's new feature makes sharing sticker packs much easier. Available on iOS and Android, users can now send entire sticker packs as links. Recipients just tap to download and install them. This works with sticker packs that can be browsed within WhatsApp, making it easy to share fun stickers with friends.
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Google Calendar Gets Full-Screen Task Lists Feature on Android for Easy Task Management
Google has introduced a new feature for its Calendar app on Android which aims to make managing tasks easier. The app lets users create tasks, edit them with details, create sub-tasks, and use them with Google Workspace products like Gmail and Calendar — synced across devices. The company introduced full-screen task lists on the web last year and...
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Google Chat Gets a New Feature to Help Users Find Out The Most Important Conversations
Google Chat has received a new feature that is aimed at helping users understand priority conversations without having to read the messages. The new feature makes it easy for users to know the participants in unread threads to gauge what is more relevant to them. Chat was developed by the tech giant to replace its older (and now defunct) text messa...
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ChatGPT for Android Set to Release Next Week, Pre-Order Option Available on Google Play Store: How to Download
ChatGPT app is coming to Android users next week. OpenAI, the company behind the latest text content generative AI platform ChatGPT, confirmed the development over the weekend. The app will provide instant answers, tailored advice, creative inspiration, professional input, and learning opportunities to its users.
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WhatsApp Spotted Working on Sticker Maker Tool; Encrypted Chat Backup Password Reminders Rolling Out: Report
WhatsApp is working on a new sticker maker tool for iOS and Android phones, that is expected to allow users to create stickers just like WhatsApp Web. The feature, which is in development, could soon render third-party sticker tools obsolete.
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Google Contacts Gets New Highlight Tab on Android: All Details
Google is rolling out the new Highlights feature to its Contacts app. Android users can see a new tab in the bottom bar of the app. This new feature makes it easy to find all your favorites and recent contact searches. The new tab appears between ‘Contacts’ and ‘Fix and Manage’.
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Google Photos to Be Directly Accessible From Gallery App on ChromeOS for Easy Editing: Report
Google is reportedly planning to better integrate Google Photos on ChromeOS in order to offer a better media editor by adding a convenience feature. The upcoming update is said to be for the ChromeOS Gallery application that has limited editing tools built-in. Before this, users had to manually open Google Photos and find the media they wish to edi...
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Spotify Rolling Out 'Swipe to Queue' Feature to Add New Tracks to Playlists
Spotify users on Android are getting a “Swipe to Queue” gesture. The feature was exclusive to iOS users for years. The feature makes it easy to add tracks to a Spotify queue with an easy gesture.
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Mozilla Firefox 94 Update Brings New Home Screen, Tab Management Features on Android, iOS
Mozilla has unveiled Firefox 94 for Android and iOS. The update comes with a new homepage and allows easy access to previously opened tabs, bookmarked sites, and search histories organised by topics. The new design is said to be built based on user feedback.
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YouTube App on Android Now Lets You Share Chapters From Videos
YouTube app on Android now allows users to share video chapters with others. YouTube added chapters functionality to its videos last year which makes it quite easy for viewers to skip to specific parts of videos. Now, if a video has been divided into chapters, you can share a link that takes people directly to the part you wanted them to see.
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Best Free Video Editing Apps on Android: Edit Your Instagram Reels Now With Ease
The best free video editing Android apps for June 2021 include five different apps that can help you edit vertical 30-second videos which can be published on Instagram Reels or MX TakaTak.
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Google Chrome Rolling Out Customisable User Profiles for Easier Switching
Google Chrome is rolling out an update that will allow users to customise user profiles on the browser. These profiles can be differentiated with themes and backgrounds, and will allow users to create a personal space for them in the browser itself making it easy to tell at a glance whether you’re logged in or not.
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Mozilla Firefox 85 to Allow Easy Installation of Supported Extensions for Android Users
Firefox 85 includes an update that will make it easier for Android users to add supported extensions. Mozilla announced in a blog post that users will now be able to install supported recommended extensions directly from the addons.mozilla.org (AMO) page. The update will release on January 25.
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WhatsApp Multi-Device Support Closer to Release, Spotted Again in Latest Beta Version: Report
WhatsApp has a massive userbase across the globe and its parent company Facebook has been trying to make it even more feature rich and easy to use. The company has been reportedly testing a multi-device feature that will allow users to have the same WhatsApp account on multiple devices at the same time.
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Instagram Rolling Out New UI, Making It Easier to Unfollow Users, Contact Businesses
The Instagram profile page design has gotten a lot cleaner with buttons reshuffled to make the page looks more organised and neat.
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How to Share Sticker Packs on WhatsApp for iOS and Android
WhatsApp's new feature makes sharing sticker packs much easier. Available on iOS and Android, users can now send entire sticker packs as links. Recipients just tap to download and install them. This works with sticker packs that can be browsed within WhatsApp, making it easy to share fun stickers with friends.
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Google Calendar Gets Full-Screen Task Lists Feature on Android for Easy Task Management
Google has introduced a new feature for its Calendar app on Android which aims to make managing tasks easier. The app lets users create tasks, edit them with details, create sub-tasks, and use them with Google Workspace products like Gmail and Calendar — synced across devices. The company introduced full-screen task lists on the web last year and...
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Google Chat Gets a New Feature to Help Users Find Out The Most Important Conversations
Google Chat has received a new feature that is aimed at helping users understand priority conversations without having to read the messages. The new feature makes it easy for users to know the participants in unread threads to gauge what is more relevant to them. Chat was developed by the tech giant to replace its older (and now defunct) text messa...
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ChatGPT for Android Set to Release Next Week, Pre-Order Option Available on Google Play Store: How to Download
ChatGPT app is coming to Android users next week. OpenAI, the company behind the latest text content generative AI platform ChatGPT, confirmed the development over the weekend. The app will provide instant answers, tailored advice, creative inspiration, professional input, and learning opportunities to its users.
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WhatsApp Spotted Working on Sticker Maker Tool; Encrypted Chat Backup Password Reminders Rolling Out: Report
WhatsApp is working on a new sticker maker tool for iOS and Android phones, that is expected to allow users to create stickers just like WhatsApp Web. The feature, which is in development, could soon render third-party sticker tools obsolete.
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Google Contacts Gets New Highlight Tab on Android: All Details
Google is rolling out the new Highlights feature to its Contacts app. Android users can see a new tab in the bottom bar of the app. This new feature makes it easy to find all your favorites and recent contact searches. The new tab appears between ‘Contacts’ and ‘Fix and Manage’.
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Google Photos to Be Directly Accessible From Gallery App on ChromeOS for Easy Editing: Report
Google is reportedly planning to better integrate Google Photos on ChromeOS in order to offer a better media editor by adding a convenience feature. The upcoming update is said to be for the ChromeOS Gallery application that has limited editing tools built-in. Before this, users had to manually open Google Photos and find the media they wish to edi...
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Spotify Rolling Out 'Swipe to Queue' Feature to Add New Tracks to Playlists
Spotify users on Android are getting a “Swipe to Queue” gesture. The feature was exclusive to iOS users for years. The feature makes it easy to add tracks to a Spotify queue with an easy gesture.
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Mozilla Firefox 94 Update Brings New Home Screen, Tab Management Features on Android, iOS
Mozilla has unveiled Firefox 94 for Android and iOS. The update comes with a new homepage and allows easy access to previously opened tabs, bookmarked sites, and search histories organised by topics. The new design is said to be built based on user feedback.
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YouTube App on Android Now Lets You Share Chapters From Videos
YouTube app on Android now allows users to share video chapters with others. YouTube added chapters functionality to its videos last year which makes it quite easy for viewers to skip to specific parts of videos. Now, if a video has been divided into chapters, you can share a link that takes people directly to the part you wanted them to see.
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Best Free Video Editing Apps on Android: Edit Your Instagram Reels Now With Ease
The best free video editing Android apps for June 2021 include five different apps that can help you edit vertical 30-second videos which can be published on Instagram Reels or MX TakaTak.
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Google Chrome Rolling Out Customisable User Profiles for Easier Switching
Google Chrome is rolling out an update that will allow users to customise user profiles on the browser. These profiles can be differentiated with themes and backgrounds, and will allow users to create a personal space for them in the browser itself making it easy to tell at a glance whether you’re logged in or not.
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Mozilla Firefox 85 to Allow Easy Installation of Supported Extensions for Android Users
Firefox 85 includes an update that will make it easier for Android users to add supported extensions. Mozilla announced in a blog post that users will now be able to install supported recommended extensions directly from the addons.mozilla.org (AMO) page. The update will release on January 25.
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WhatsApp Multi-Device Support Closer to Release, Spotted Again in Latest Beta Version: Report
WhatsApp has a massive userbase across the globe and its parent company Facebook has been trying to make it even more feature rich and easy to use. The company has been reportedly testing a multi-device feature that will allow users to have the same WhatsApp account on multiple devices at the same time.
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Instagram Rolling Out New UI, Making It Easier to Unfollow Users, Contact Businesses
The Instagram profile page design has gotten a lot cleaner with buttons reshuffled to make the page looks more organised and neat.
