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CapCut Killer? Instagram’s Edits Packs AI, Watermark-Free Clips
Following its announcement in January, Instagram has finally launched Edits for Android and iOS. This dedicated editing app offers more advanced tools and generative AI features than the in-app editor, specifically designed for video and Reel creators. It also presents advantages over TikTok’s CapCut, potentially making it a better alternative given the uncertain future of Chinese apps. Also related: Instagram app for iPad could launch this year

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You Can Now Make Your Images Pop with Google Photos’ Ultra HDR
Ultra HDR, a new image format developed by Google, brought a wider range of light and colors to photos with Android 14. However, its availability has been limited to mostly flagship and high-end devices. It now appears that Google will expand its reach by offering Ultra HDR conversion within Google Photos.

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Android Users Can Now Share Their Camera with Gemini Without Paywall
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Turn Words into Video: Gemini App Gets Google’s Veo 2
Since launching Gemini, Google has primarily focused on adding image generation and various model integrations. Now, Google is expanding its video generation capabilities by bringing the Veo 2 generator to more users through the AI chatbot.

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Google Photos’ Next Trick? You’ll Be the Director in AI Video Tracking
Google Photos is a widely used cloud-based platform renowned not only for storage but also for its helpful AI-powered editing features. Last year, it received new editing tools, including AI-based video motion tracking that automatically focuses on a subject. However, this feature currently has a notable limitation: users cannot customize which subjects are tracked. A new discovery suggests it might soon give users more control over this tool.

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WhatsApp Refreshed: 12 New Features You Need to Know
Something is happening on WhatsApp. It doesn’t always have to be a brand-new feature in a preview version that you might not be able to use for a few weeks or even months. Much more important are features that you can already find in your app today. That’s exactly why the developer of Messenger published a summary of the recently introduced features. In total, there are 12 new features spread across the entire app.

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Sleep Smarter: SmartThings Integrates with Samsung Health
Samsung is updating its smart home platform, SmartThings, with significant new changes and upgrades as part of its promised quarterly updates. Among the most notable enhancements are the integration of Samsung Health for more personalized automation, direct audio broadcasting within the app, and expanded Matter compatibility.  

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The Instagram iPad App Dream Could Become a Reality in 2025
Instagram has long been accessible on iPads—but only via a ported iPhone version that fails to fully utilize the tablet’s larger display. That may soon change. A new report suggests Meta is finally developing a dedicated Instagram app for iPad, prompted in part by the looming possibility of a TikTok ban in the U.S. Also read: How to logout account of Facebook Messenger on iPhone

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WhatsApp Rolls Out Major Chat Security Upgrade: What It Means for You
WhatsApp has established itself as one of the most popular messaging apps, but at a time when data protection is paramount, new features are in high demand. Enter a new function called “Enhanced Chat Privacy.” It not only gives users more control, but also changes the way conversations are conducted. Curious? Then stay tuned!

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Facebook and Messenger for Teens are Back—This Time, Meta’s Making It Safer
Teens who were previously restricted from using Facebook and Messenger now have the option to return, thanks to Meta’s new Teens Account feature. The company announced that it is expanding this safety-focused tool, previously introduced on Instagram, to its core social and messaging platforms. The rollout begins in select countries, including the USA and Canada.

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