WhatsApp has released a new beta update for Android, which reveals that the company is working on the ability for users to set a cover photo on their profile. This feature, already available for WhatsApp Business accounts, will soon be coming to regular users as well.

The new cover photo option will let users add a banner image at the top of their WhatsApp profile, similar to what we see on Facebook or LinkedIn. This image will allow people to express their personality, mood, or style through visuals, to make profiles more fun and personal.

Currently, only WhatsApp Business users can set cover photos to make their pages look more professional and appealing. However, WhatsApp now plans to expand this feature to everyone. Users will be able to upload or select a picture from their gallery directly in their profile settings.

WhatsApp is also testing privacy settings for cover photos, giving users control over who can see them. The available options include “Everyone,” “My contacts,” and “Nobody.” For now, there’s no “My contacts except” option, but it might be added later. These privacy options ensure that users can customize their profiles while staying in control of their personal information.

The cover photo feature is currently under development and is not yet available to users. WhatsApp is currently testing and improving it before a wider release. Once ready, the update will likely roll out to beta testers first and then to all users in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung’s next big software update, One UI 8.5, is shaping up for Galaxy users. While Samsung hasn’t officially announced it yet, leaked information from early builds has revealed some exciting new features in its Camera app.

In the current Pro mode, users can manually adjust settings like ISO, shutter speed, white balance, and focus to capture perfect shots. However, doing this every time can be time-consuming.

With One UI 8.5, Samsung plans to introduce Pro camera presets. These presets allow users to save their favorite combinations of settings and apply them instantly.

For example, you could save one preset for bright daylight photos and another for low-light shots. The next time you take pictures, you can simply pick the right preset instead of adjusting each setting manually. This makes it easier for both beginners and photography lovers to get great results quickly.

Moreover, Samsung might let users share these camera presets with others using Quick Share. This means you could send your favorite camera settings to friends or download theirs to try different styles.

The leaked code also shows that users will be able to choose which camera lens – main, ultrawide, or telephoto – the preset applies to. However, since Galaxy phones have different camera hardware, some presets might not work the same on every device.

While we don’t yet know when One UI 8.5 will officially arrive, these new camera tools could make Samsung’s camera experience even more powerful and user-friendly. Stay tuned for more information.

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İngiltərə millisinin sabiq futbolçusu Ceymi Rednapp “Mançester Yunayted”in bu mövsümdəki perspektivlərini qiymətləndirib.

Komanda.az xarici KİV-ə istinadən xəbər verir ki, o, “qırmızı şeytanlar”ın Premyer Liqada ilk beşliyə düşmək üçün hər şansı olduğuna inanır:

“Çox da aldanmamalıyıq, amma “Mançester Yunayted”in ilk beşlikdə yer ala bilməməsi üçün heç bir səbəb görmürəm. Əlbəttə ki, bunun üçün kifayət qədər imkanları var. Lakin baş məşqçi Ruben Amorimin dediyi kimi, heç bir illüziyaya qapılmağa ehtiyac yoxdur. Vəziyyət kəskin şəkildə dəyişə bilər”.

“Mançester Yunayted” şənbə günü “Brayton”u 4:2 hesabı ilə məğlub edərək Premyer Liqanın turnir cədvəlində ilk beşliyə yüksəlib. “Qırmızı şeytanlar” 2024/25 mövsümündə turnir cədvəlində 15-ci yeri tutmuşdular.

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Many Galaxy users enjoy using the Samsung Health app together with their Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Watch to track workouts, listen to music, and stay active. However, some users with phones running One UI 7 (Android 15) have noticed a small issue.

When some Galaxy users start a workout using the Samsung Health app, the exercise guide voice plays at the same volume as their music. This can make the workout experience uncomfortable, as users can’t control the guide and music volume separately.

The problem happens when the Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Watch are both connected to a phone running One UI 7. During workouts, it can be frustrating when you want to keep your music high but prefer softer guide notifications.

Fortunately, Samsung has acknowledged the issue and suggested a few easy steps to fix or reduce the issue. You can do this by checking the app permissions, restarting the app, and updating your phone.

To fix the problem, long-press the Samsung Health app icon and tap the App info button. Go to Alarms and Reminders and make sure Allow Permissions is turned on. If the app’s Battery setting is set to No limit, you may not see this option. Then, return to the app info screen and tap Force stop. Finally, open the Samsung Health app again to restart it.

If the issue continues, try updating your phone to One UI 8 (Android 16), as newer updates often include performance and sound improvements. Go to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install.

After following these steps, your Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Watch, and Samsung Health app should work more smoothly. These solutions give you a better workout experience with balanced sound and clearer audio guidance.

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Samsung has released a new update for its web browser, Samsung Internet, bringing it to version 29.0.0.59 (v29). The update adds a few useful features that make browsing easier and better organized. These features were first tested in the Samsung Internet Beta app and are now available for everyone using the regular version.

The new feature of the Samsung Internet app is Auto Close Unused Tabs. This feature helps you automatically close tabs that you haven’t used for a while. Many people keep several tabs open and forget about them, which can slow down the browser or make it messy.

With this option, Samsung Internet can close old tabs after a certain time, keeping your tab list clean and improving performance. You can choose how long tabs stay open or turn off the feature if you prefer to close them yourself.

Moreover, this update also adds a new Grid View for Tab Manager. This new design shows your open tabs as small boxes or previews, making it easy to find and switch between them. The layout looks cleaner and helps you manage multiple tabs without confusion.

These updates were already available for beta users, and now Samsung is bringing them to everyone. The new version shows that Samsung continues to focus on improving user experience and keeping its browser fast, simple, and reliable.

Samsung Internet v29 update is rolling out gradually through the Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Download it now and enjoy new features.

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Swiss Bitcoin-Only App Relai Secures MiCA License in France

Swiss Bitcoin app Relai has become one of the first Bitcoin-only companies to receive regulatory approval under Europe’s landmark Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework. 

The Zurich-based firm announced today that it has been granted authorization as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) by France’s Financial Markets Authority (AMF), according to a note shared with Bitcoin Magazine.

The approval marks a significant moment not just for Relai, but for the broader Bitcoin ecosystem in Europe. The MiCA regulation, which came into effect earlier this year, establishes uniform rules for crypto companies across the EU, aiming to increase investor protection and reduce regulatory fragmentation between member states. 

While large exchanges like Binance and Coinbase are still navigating the complex licensing process, Relai’s early authorization gives it a head start as one of the first Bitcoin-only firms to achieve compliance.

“We’re incredibly proud to be one of the first Bitcoin companies to get the MiCA license and are eager to expand to France first — and Europe in a second step,” said Julian Liniger, co-founder and CEO of Relai. “This is a big moment for Bitcoin adoption on the continent.”

Relai is expanding a bitcoin-only vision across Europe

Founded in Zurich in 2020, Relai has grown despite a rough regulatory environment for digital assets.

The company closed a Series A funding round last year and surpassed 500,000 app downloads, establishing itself as a user-friendly gateway for European retail investors seeking exposure to Bitcoin without intermediaries.

With the MiCA license secured, Relai can now “passport” its services across the EU — meaning it can operate in all 27 member states once formal notification procedures are complete. 

The company plans to introduce a suite of new features tailored to European users, including Instant SEPA payments, higher trading limits, fixed-price transparency, and enhanced security standards.

Relai also intends to invest in education and community-building, launching localized learning resources and sponsoring Bitcoin events across Europe. 

“Our goal is clear: bringing Bitcoin to as many people as possible — simple, secure, and regulated,” said Adem Bilican, co-founder and president of Relai EU.

The company is also strengthening its governance with a newly appointed advisory board, featuring industry veterans Jean Guillaume, Daniel Astraud, and Herve de Kerdrel, who will provide guidance on regulatory compliance and strategic growth. 

Relai plans to leverage its MiCA approval to expand across Europe, with marketing campaigns and app updates scheduled for 2026.

Yesterday, Blockchain.com announced it received a MiCA license as well, granted by the Maltese Financial Services Authority (MFSA),

This post Swiss Bitcoin-Only App Relai Secures MiCA License in France first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Micah Zimmerman.

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