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Snapchat Launches Plans for Private Events, Invitations and RSVPs
Snapchat Plans lets users create private events, invite up to 200 friends, track RSVPs and manage event details directly inside Snapchat chats and profiles.
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Snapchat Plans lets users create private events, invite up to 200 friends, track RSVPs and manage event details directly inside Snapchat chats and profiles.
Clucky is a new alarm app that uses rooster sounds, challenges, and tracking features to help users wake up without snoozing.
Google introduces AI voice features in Gmail, Docs, and Keep, allowing users to ask questions, create drafts, and take notes with voice.
TikTok introduces voice comments, polls, photo carousel comments, and Live Photo comments to make interactions more engaging.
Apple Maps updates Lake Ontario to Lake America for U.S. users after Trump’s executive order, while other regions see different names.
Fambot launches an AI family assistant designed to help parents manage schedules, school updates, activities, emails, and daily logistics.
MapQuest’s app reached the top Navigation ranking in the U.S. App Store after the company kept Lake Ontario’s name on its maps.
Friend-focused photo-sharing app Retro raises over $21 million as it expands private social sharing features without advertising.
Andy Dunn’s social app Pie launches Community Homes, helping users build ongoing groups beyond individual events.
Uber introduces live video streaming for teen accounts, allowing parents and guardians to view rides through the driver’s selfie camera.
Meta rolls out Pocket across the U.S., letting users create, remix and share AI-generated interactive games and experiences from simple prompts.
Apple is simplifying its EU App Store terms, introducing a 5% commission for apps distributed outside the store and revising rates for payments and marketplaces.
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