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Google finally launches Nearby Share, the AirDrop for Android. The file sharing feature will first be exclusive to Samsung and Pixel smartphones.

Facebook's popular Messenger has been given a new feature to help control forwarded messages in WhatsApp.

Google has just launched a Chrome Ads Transparency Spotlight extension to give more visibility on the use of your data for advertising.

Until now, the popular Facebook-owned messenger has lacked a convenient way to use one account on multiple smartphones. This could apparently change soon.

The free apps for this week bring of a ton of games! Here are our weekly apps that are currently for free for iOS and Android – but be quick!

WhatsApp has once again worked on new features for WhatsApp. Four new features are scheduled for summer. This is what they look like.

In tension with China around its borders, India wants to ban several Android and Chinese iOS applications like TikTok from its blinds.

Twitter announced that it is testing a feature to create 140-second voice note tweets on iOS only. A launch on Android is not planned.

The French publication, Mediapart, explains how Instagram identifies nudity in posts and highlights them more prominently than others in your timeline.

After a successful beta testing phase, the official Adobe Photoshop camera app is available on Android and iOS from today.

Huawei has launched HMS Core Contact Shield, its own API for contact tracing applications such as StopCovid, compatible with Apple's API and Google.

Here are some free apps on Android and iOS this week for a limited time only. We have shortlisted a bunch of apps that you will hopefully enjoy.

The app was removed from the Play Store after failing to comply with Google's new rules about COVID-19 content.

Turn your iPad or Android tablet into a paper notebook with Bamboo Paper. All premium features are now free for a limited time.

With Messenger Rooms, Facebook also offers a real-time video conferencing tool. This could also make it onto the web version of WhatsApp.

This week, we're back again with five new Android apps released on the Google Play Store. There's something for everyone this week.

Beta testers can hold video chats with up to eight participants now in WhatsApp. This is intended to slowly catch up with rival video conferencing apps.

You can now earn Google Play Store credit easily in Hong Kong and Malaysia.

We're back this week with more apps with very diverse profiles. It's up to you to take advantage of them and share them with your friends.

WhatsApp, the most popular instant messaging app, will stop supporting some devices from 2020. Find out if your smartphone is on the hit list!