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Well, WhatsApp has been getting busy recently. In the upcoming update, the WhatsApp team is reportedly working on a new translation message function. Currently under development, here's everything we know about the progress.

For years, likes and dislikes have been popular metrics for social media platforms. Plenty of platforms use them, mostly for the content itself. However, YouTube lets you like or dislike individual comments, which is a feature Instagram now wants to try.

Some Android phone users may have heard of the Windows Phone Link. It's a function which allows you to connect an Android phone to a Windows 10/11 PC. You can then check your messages, make calls, or access certain apps on your phone via the PC. Soon, iPhone users will have that advantage.

When you share files on a PC, you have to drag the file from its folder to the program you want to share it to. It's pretty simple, but it would be great if it was simpler. That's what Microsoft aims to do with an upcoming Windows 11 feature.

It has been a while since the first wave of Apple Intelligence was released. However, one of the complaints by iOS users is the way how it summarises news in the notification centre.

Can't get enough of notifications? Typically, WhatsApp would directly show you notifications of people who messaged you. Soon, an Android version update would send you more reminders on unread messages.

Those who often watch YouTube videos on smartphones are probably used to the standard gestures. A swipe-up on a video enables fullscreen. Another swipe-up brings up the UI, allowing you to check other videos or subscribe to the channel. Well, there's a chance these gestures would change soon.

Looking forward to testing the new Android version on your Samsung Galaxy smartphone? You won't have to wait much longer because the release could happen soon. In fact, it's reported that the beta for One UI 7.0 could be released next week.

If you have different chat groups for work or family in WhatsApp, it might be a hassle to keep track of them all. While you can filter them by unread, favourites or groups, it may not be enough for some people. In that case, new filters would make a lot of sense.

Often, we hear a new song or recall old ones without knowing the title. That's usually not a problem if it's played on the radio or something, as you can identify songs or tunes with apps like Shazam. But what if you don't have the song to playback? Well, YouTube Music has a new feature for that.