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WhatsApp is testing a new feature that separates messages from large businesses into a dedicated folder.The update aims to reduce inbox clutter as more companies use the app for customer communication.

Spotify has introduced User Notes, a feature that lets listeners attach personal memories and captions to individual songs.The update is designed to make playlists more personal while giving users a new way to remember the stories behind their favorite music.

LinkedIn has introduced a new feature that lets users report posts they believe are heavily generated by artificial intelligence.The company is also rolling out additional tools to reduce AI spam and promote authentic, human-created content.

Spotify has introduced a new Running Mode that creates personalized music playlists for every stage of a workout.The feature also includes audio cues and customizable settings to help runners stay motivated from start to finish.

Snapchat is changing how Spotlight works by stopping rewards for videos created entirely with AI.The platform says it wants to promote authentic, human-made content while still supporting AI-assisted creativity.

Meta is testing Pocket, a new AI-powered app that lets users create games and interactive experiences by simply typing prompts.The launch marks another step in the company's effort to make AI-powered creativity accessible to everyone.

OpenAI is reportedly considering donating 5% of its equity to a U.S. sovereign wealth fund.If approved, the plan could give the public a direct financial stake in the future growth of artificial intelligence.

Threads has introduced several new updates to its Live Chats feature, making conversations easier to manage and more accessible worldwide.The platform is also expanding access to more creators as it continues to compete with X for real-time discussions.

WhatsApp's upcoming username feature is facing criticism over fears it could increase impersonation and fraud.Experts say the feature improves privacy but could also create new opportunities for scammers if not properly protected.

Cursor has launched a new mobile app that allows developers to manage AI coding agents without needing to be at a computer.The release reflects the growing trend of developers using AI assistants to write code while they supervise the process from anywhere.

WhatsApp is introducing usernames, giving users a new way to connect without revealing their phone numbers to new contacts.The feature begins rolling out with username reservations and will become widely available later this year.

TIDAL is rolling out a new policy that will prevent fully AI-generated music from earning royalties or generating revenue on its platform.The company says the move is designed to protect human creativity while giving listeners more transparency about AI-generated content.

Instagram is testing new tools that could make it much easier for users to customize the content recommended to them across the app.The update would allow people to quickly tell Instagram what they want to see more or less of without digging through settings.

Adobe is expanding its AI capabilities by acquiring Topaz Labs, a company known for powerful image and video enhancement tools. The move is designed to give creators faster, higher-quality editing features without leaving Adobe's ecosystem.

Google has released a standalone Google Finance app for Android, offering investors a smarter way to track markets and manage their portfolios.The new app combines live financial data, AI-powered insights, and personalized investment tools, with an iPhone version coming soon.