Recent leaks suggest that WhatsApp could be in the process of adding international payments through its in-app Unified Payments Interface (UPI) service. This move would expand WhatsApp Pay beyond its current limitations and potentially attract a larger user base for the platform’s financial services. WhatsApp Payments, also known as WhatsApp Pay, was initially rolled out
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YouTube is currently experimenting with a new feature that allows users to skip to the most engaging parts of a video. This AI-driven process takes into consideration the most watched elements of a clip and provides viewers with a jump ahead button to navigate directly to these points. While this may seem convenient for users
Threads has taken a step further into X’s domain by introducing a new feature that displays scores for in-progress sporting events, starting with NBA games. This move is aimed at boosting real-time engagement among users. For instance, when searching for a sports team-related tag, a new in-stream panel will show real-time scores from their recent
Snapchat recently unveiled a new ‘AR Pichkari’ lens just in time for Holi 2024. This interactive lens was developed by a third-party developer and allows users to virtually splash their friends with colors, resembling the traditional use of a pichkari (water gun) during the festive season. The AR Pichkari lens is part of Snapchat’s collection
WhatsApp is set to revolutionize the way users edit images with an upcoming feature that will harness the power of artificial intelligence. This new feature will allow users to edit their images with ease, by enabling them to quickly modify backgrounds, restyle images, or even expand them using AI technology. In the latest beta update
WhatsApp has recently been working on a new feature that will allow Android users to transcribe voice notes within the app. This feature aims to enhance the overall user experience by providing an additional option for communicating through voice messages. The ability to transcribe voice notes will not only be convenient for users in situations
The recent updates from X (formerly Twitter) regarding its ad revenue share program have raised concerns about the accuracy of the information being shared. While the platform claims to have paid out more than $45 million to over 150,000 creators, a deeper analysis reveals inconsistencies in the data. This misleading information can have a negative
WhatsApp is currently in the testing phase for two new features that aim to enhance user experience. One of these features is the ability to share longer videos as status updates. The latest beta version of WhatsApp for Android allows users to upload videos that are up to 60 seconds in length, doubling the previous
The latest usage stats provided by Twitter (now known as X) have raised several questions due to the contradicting data points presented. While the platform claims to have 250 million daily active users, this number has not shown any growth in the past 16 months. Additionally, there seems to be discrepancies with the reported figures
Instagram is pushing the boundaries of its Reels feature by testing longer video uploads. Users are now being prompted to upload 3-minute long Reels, a significant increase from the previous 90-second limit. This move comes after Instagram had been experimenting with 10-minute uploads behind the scenes. While longer videos have been a trend on platforms