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WhatsApp Expands Web App With Voice and Video Calling
WhatsApp now supports voice and video calls through its web app, alongside call transfers, waiting rooms, noise suppression and faster HD video.
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WhatsApp now supports voice and video calls through its web app, alongside call transfers, waiting rooms, noise suppression and faster HD video.
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Snapchat’s new Now Playing feature lets users share Spotify listening activity with friends in real time through Snap Map while maintaining control over privacy.
The European Technology Network has raised $1.6 million in seed funding to expand its AI-focused live technology show, grow its team and increase programming to five days a week.
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Waymo reportedly plans to offer its robotaxi service independently in Austin and Atlanta from 2028, signalling a potential end to its partnership with Uber.
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Bluesky has expanded its AI assistant Attie with Quests, a new feature that helps users research trends, influential accounts and discussions across the open social web.
Midjourney has acquired astrology app Co-Star, bringing its team and consumer app expertise to the AI company as it expands beyond image generation.
Patreon is laying off 20% of its workforce as the creator platform restructures its operations to adapt to rapid changes driven by AI and the broader tech industry.
Amazon has integrated its Luna cloud gaming service into Prime Video, allowing Prime members to play games directly alongside movies and TV shows.
MeBeMe has launched a free app that encourages users to replace doomscrolling with habit-building missions based on personal goals and identities.
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