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Spotify’s New Feature Lets Users Transfer Playlists From Other Streaming Services
Spotify now lets users transfer playlists from Apple Music, YouTube Music, Tidal, and more via built-in TuneMyMusic integration in the mobile app.
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Spotify now lets users transfer playlists from Apple Music, YouTube Music, Tidal, and more via built-in TuneMyMusic integration in the mobile app.
Curastory founder Tiffany Kelly has resigned following an SEC settlement over alleged revenue misstatements, and Dave Dickman has been appointed as the company’s new CEO.
Wikipedia editors have created one of the strongest guides for spotting AI-generated writing, outlining clear patterns and linguistic habits common in LLM-created text.
Google has begun rolling out Gemini to Android Auto worldwide, replacing Google Assistant and enabling natural conversations, messaging, navigation help, and more.
Blue Origin has revealed a super-heavy New Glenn 9×4 rocket, taller than Saturn V and capable of lifting over 70 tons to LEO, with major upgrades to its 7×2 version.
Letterboxd will launch a new Video Store in early December, letting users rent curated films directly in the app based on watchlists, trends, and discovery data.
Point One Navigation raised $35M in funding, led by Khosla Ventures, to expand its centimetre-accurate location technology for drones, vehicles, robots, wearables, and industrial systems.
Google has updated Quick Share on the Pixel 10 lineup to work with Apple’s AirDrop, enabling direct, secure file transfers between Android and iPhone devices.
Perplexity has released its AI-powered Comet browser on Android, bringing voice search, tab-aware assistance, ad blocking, and research tools to mobile users.
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