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WhatsApp has finally begun testing a revamped interface on Android, months after the company was spotted working on a redesigned version of the popular chat application. The new interface ditches WhatsApp's iconic green-coloured top bar in favour of a white top bar, in the main chat list and inside individual chats. The new design is also aligned with Google's Material Design 3 guidelines and improves the appearance of dark theme. WhatsApp has also added new 'outline' icons for various buttons in the app, as part of the…

Apple is working on a revamped version of its Apple TV app that will change how the video streaming app looks and functions on the company's smart TV box, according to a Bloomberg report. Users could see the interface change in a manner that resembles the interface of rival services. The company will reportedly make the Apple TV app the only way to rent and purchase movies on the platform, phasing out its dedicated apps that offer the same functionality on the device.Bloomberg reports that Apple is redesigning its Apple…

Spotify is rolling out a redesigned TV app that should make it a little easier to find what you want to listen to. The app comes with a new homepage that’s similar to Spotify on mobile and desktop, featuring your most-listened-to content at the top, followed by your Made For You playlists and your recently played albums or podcasts.There’s also a new playback queue that you can open up from the right side of the screen, allowing you to see the audio that’s currently playing as well as what’s coming up next. Spotify added…

Image Source : FILE WhatsApp's latest update features redesigned search bar WhatsApp, an instant messaging platform owned by Meta is rolling out a redesigned search bar on its platform. According to a recent report from WABetaInfo, the latest update, WhatsApp beta for Android 2.23.16.5, brings a fresh look to the search bar, aligning with the principles of Material…

Google is testing a redesigned version of its Photos app. The new version of the Photos app is currently being tested with a small group of users, but it is expected to be rolled out to everyone in the coming weeks. According to a report by Android Police, the upcoming update to the Photos app was shared as screenshots on the Telegram and Twitter apps by Nail Sadykov, editor of Google News Telegram channel.Here's what may change The updated version of the Photos app has tabs for Photos, Memories, and Library, while the…

Samsung is gearing up for its highly anticipated Galaxy Unpacked event scheduled for July 26. The spotlight of the show will be on the latest additions to their foldable phone lineup: the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and the Galaxy Z Flip 5. Building excitement,…

Facebook is revamping its in-app video hub to give its content an Instagram-style makeover. The changes will bring Reels’ editing tools to all Facebook videos, as well as a new “Explore” section to highlight trending clips and other recommendations. It also comes with a new name. The tab previously known as “Facebook Watch” will now simply be called “Video.” The section, which will host short-form clips like Reels as well as live video and longer form content, will continue to live at the top of the Facebook app. The new…

Meta-owned WhatsApp is getting a new, redesigned sticker and GIF picker. According to a report by WaBetaInfo, the feature enhances the user experience by allowing them to explore an improved keyboard on WhatsApp. With the extended picker view, users can experiment with an enhanced…

Nothing Phone (2) design officially revealedIn an exclusive shared with YouTuber MKBHD, the Nothing Phone (2) is shown with its redesigned Glyph Interface. Let’s start with the overall design of the Phone (2). As expected, there’s no drastic difference between the Nothing Phone (2) and Phone (1). The edges are now slightly curved but this might just go unnoticed by a lot of people. But the Nothing Phone (2) does come in this new bluish-grey colour that will act more as the differentiating factor between the two models. …

Earlier this month, WhatsApp introduced a redesigned keyboard with an emoji bar for beta testers. The Meta-owned platform has now started rolling out the feature for Android users. With the introduction of this new feature, users now have the ability to scroll the keyboard upwards, allowing users to get a wider view. Furthermore, the tabs for accessing the GIF, sticker, and avatar sections have been repositioned higher up for easier accessibility. Additionally, certain beta testers may explore a fresh arrangement of the…