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WhatsApp Web themes might soon come to save us from boring gray bubbles
By Jay Bonggolto published
Visual overhaul WhatsApp Web is apparently testing 49 chat themes for more personalization, a massive jump from the current two-tone prison of light or dark mode.

Google Messages now gives you a second chance to recover deleted chats
By Sanuj Bhatia published
Saved by the trash Google Messages now includes a trash folder to recover deleted chats within 30 days.

I changed my embarrassing Gmail username without losing anything, and you can too
By Sanuj Bhatia published
New address, same inbox Changing an embarrassing old email without nuking your whole account feels long overdue.

I use these two Android features to trick my international friends into thinking I'm fluent in their languages
By Derrek Lee published
Editor's Desk Google offers two useful translation features that streamline communication when you don't speak the same language.

First DMs, now replies: Instagram lets you edit pesky typos out of your comments
By Nickolas Diaz published
Quick Edit Editable comments arrive on Instagram following an announcement that took us into the weekend.

Tap n' go: Android's rumored 'Tap to Share' UI might've just broken cover
By Nickolas Diaz published
Tap, tap, overlap Google's still working on Android's "Tap to Share," but new details surfaced, showing what's new and different.

YouTube Premium just got a price hike, and it's not a small one
By Sanuj Bhatia published
Premium gets pricier The Individual plan now costs $15.99 per month, with Family pricing also increasing.

Meta's new LLM, Muse Spark, wants to take its AI into a 'people first' era
By Nickolas Diaz published
For the people Meta announced Muse Spark, its newest LLM that's headed straight for its Meta AI app in the U.S. with smarter, faster responses.

We asked, you answered: Android users pick between gestures and 3-button navigation, and the top choice might surprise you
By Derrek Lee published
AC Polls In a recent poll, we asked Android users if they prefer gesture navigation or 3-button navigation. The results are in, and there's a very clear winner.
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