In the 506th edition of Android Apps Weekly, several big headlines were announced. X, formerly known as Twitter, introduced its Not-a-Bot subscription in New Zealand and the Philippines. This subscription, which costs $1 per year, is mandatory for new account holders but will not affect existing accounts.
Google Photos now supports RAW photo uploads, along with their accompanying JPEG files. While archiving RAW files can be beneficial, it’s important to consider that they take up a significant amount of storage space.
Whatsapp is rolling out support for a second account on a single device, eliminating the need for complex workarounds. However, each account will still require a unique phone number, making this feature exclusive to dual-SIM devices.
Furthermore, Whatsapp now officially accepts Passkeys for login authentication, allowing users to log in using their face, PIN, or fingerprint.
Google Wallet has expanded its digital state ID support to three new states: Georgia, Arizona, and Colorado. This feature was initially tested in Maryland.
Google Play Protect has received an update that prompts users to scan apps before installation to ensure their safety.
Youtube has introduced new features to enhance user experience, including a Stable Volume toggle to reduce abrupt volume changes between videos.
In terms of app recommendations, Gacha Life 2, a popular dress-up and roleplaying game, has finally arrived on Android. With improved graphics, new accessories, and other enhancements, this sequel offers a significant upgrade from its predecessor.
Warm Snow, a rogue-lite Chinese martial arts game, has gained success on Steam and is now available on Google Play. The mobile version includes Endless Mode and DLC1, designed to cater to the on-the-go nature of Android phones.
Kingdom Eighties, the latest installment in the Kingdom series, combines resource management with an ’80s theme. The game pays homage to nostalgic franchises such as ET and Back to the Future, offering an ad-free premium gaming experience.
Franz is an interactive game where you receive notifications and play through a visual novel to uncover the desires and choices of the character named Franz, who haunts your phone.
Lastly, Niji Journey is an app created in partnership with Midjourney, an AI image generator. It allows users to create anime characters and scenes, offering 20 generated images for free with the option to subscribe for full access.
With these updates and app recommendations, Android users have a variety of new features and games to explore.
Sources:
– Android Authority
Android Apps Weekly: Latest News and Recommendations .
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