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  How to Transfer WhatsApp Chats From iOS to Android: A Step-by-Step Guide

  Switching phones, especially between iOS and Android ecosystems, is often a hassle. The biggest headache is usually ensuring your WhatsApp account is properly migrated without any loss of data. However, WhatsApp has now announced support for seamless cross-platform chat transfer, allowing users to move their conversations, photos, and videos betwee...

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  WhatsApp Announces Big Update; Rolls Out Cross-Platform Chat Transfer Tool, Dual Accounts on iOS and More

  WhatsApp on Thursday announced a new set of features that are aimed at improving cross-platform functionality, organisation, and usability. As per the Meta-owned instant messaging app, new tools are rolling out for managing storage, transferring chats between Android and iOS devices, and improving conversations with AI features. iPhone users can no...

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  WhatsApp Might Soon Let You Set a Profile Cover Photo on iOS

  According to the latest WhatsApp beta for iOS 26.1.10.71, currently available via TestFlight, WhatsApp is working on a feature that will allow users to add a cover photo to their personal profiles. This new visual element will appear as a banner image at the top of the profile, sitting above existing details such as the profile picture, name, and s...

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  iOS 26.3 Beta 1 Reportedly Adds Transfer Tool for Switching to Android, Notification Forwarding for Wearables

  Apple has released iOS 26.3 Beta 1 for developers. The latest update reportedly offers a new transfer tool to make switching from iPhone to Android easier. This feature allows users to shift their photos, messages, apps, passwords and other data from an Android to an iPhone model by placing both phones side by side. It also said to have a Weather w...

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  Google Photos Rolls Out Redesigned Highlight Templates, Redesigned Video Editor for Android and iOS

  Google Photos is receiving several new features for creating and editing videos, the company announced on Tuesday. Among the myriad of changes is a new functionality that allows users to create a highlight reel featuring multiple photos and video clips in the Photos app. The tech giant is also rolling out a redesigned video editor for both Android ...

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  NotebookLM App Gets an In-Built Camera, Lets Users Upload Images as a Source

  Google’s NotebookLM app now includes a built-in camera on Android and iOS, letting users capture photos of handwritten notes, whiteboards or printed documents and add them as sources. Users can also upload images directly from their gallery. The update expands input options beyond text, PDFs and audio, making it easier to digitise analogue materi...

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  Google Photos 2025 Recap Rolls Out With Your Most Memorable Photo and Video Moments

  Google Photos has released the 2025 Recap. This annual review feature appears in both the Memories carousel and the Collections tab on the Google Photos app. It highlights moments from the year with cinematic effects and visuals. Google allow users to share the Recap via messaging apps and social media. Users can hide certain people or photos in th...

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  WhatsApp Testing Username-Based Search and Calling in Latest iOS Beta: Report

  WhatsApp is reportedly working on its upcoming username-based search and calling feature, with the newest iOS beta indicating continued development. The update shows work on displaying usernames when users look up unfamiliar phone numbers, along with limited profile details, while keeping numbers hidden during username searches. The feature is plan...

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  Google Photos Gets Multiple New AI Features, Adds Nano Banana Editing Capabilities

  Google Photos is adding new AI features, including integration with the Nano Banana image editing model and a conversational Ask button. Android users can now request complex edits directly in the app, while iOS users in the US get text and voice editing support. Google is also expanding Ask Photos, its AI-powered image search, to over 100 countrie...

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  Koo Co-Founder Launches PicSee, New AI-Powered Photo Sharing App. Here's All You Need To Know

  Mayank Bidawatka, co-founder of Indian social network Koo, which was shut down last year, is the brains behind the new app, PicSee.