News & Reviews:   new feature

After making it easier for users to transfer the videos from mobile devices to desktops, YouTube moves on to test another new feature that can tell us which parts of a video are interesting. It also looks like the video streaming platform is currently letting some users try it out.

YouTube might have silently released a new feature that most of us would low-key appreciate. According to 9to5Google, users can now seamlessly transferring the videos they watched on their mobile devices to the desktop without going in history or even "Watch Later".

According to sources, Clubhouse had rolled out a new feature which is "Backchannel". This feature allows the users to communicate by direct messaging without going through third-party apps such as Whatsapp or Telegram.

It looks like this week we'll be getting two nice WhatsApp features. After introducing a mute button for videos that are about to be shared, the chat platform is now bringing the most wanted feature to the desktop version. It is announced that video and voice call features will now be offered on the bigger screen.

In the new update, WhatsApp will start to require users to unlock with biometrics when using WhatsApp Web. The new feature is said to add extra security to the web version of the chat platform. Other than that, it is also stated that WhatsApp won't be getting the data of your fingerprint and face.

WhatsApp have rolled out a new feature to users, where you can set different wallpapers to different chats or contacts. This feature can also work as a visual indicator that helps you to avoid sending messages to the wrong chatroom. 

For most of us on fibre broadband, we'll want to watch YouTube on 720p or 1080p, depending on your display. In the case of mobile devices, it's normal to change the resolution to save data when you're not on WiFi. YouTube is making it so that you don't have to manually adjust every time you switch between networks.

After the WhatsApp team brought a new storage management tool to their messaging app a few days ago, they are not stopping to improve the app that has two billion users by again releasing a new feature today. From now on, users can now set their messages to disappear after a certain time.

During the pandemic, it's hard to meet our family and friends that live away from us, let alone strangers. With that said, Tinder will now widely roll out a new feature that allows users of the dating app to video call each other. It is called Face to Face and will soon be available in the app.

YouTube is spotted bringing a lot more new features to the platform recently due to the large migration of users from Google Play Music to YouTube Music. Today, someone has found out that the platform will soon allow users to set the video quality by default without the need of switching them manually every time.