WhatsApp is reportedly working on a Communities feature

New information revealed that WhatsApp might be working on introducing a Communities feature for its app. XDA Developers first spotted it last month, and now WABetaInfo has new data to corroborate that rumour. 

It looks like the feature gives group admins more power over groups, like creating groups within groups. A function that is similar to how channels work within an Umbrella Discord community. 

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Microsoft fixes Windows 11 issues due to expired certificate

Microsoft

Microsoft has finally fixed some Windows 11 features that weren't loading because of an expired certificate. The company discovered the problem earlier this week, which resulted in some Windows 11 users unable to open apps like the Snipping Tool, emoji panel, or touch keyboard because the certificate expired on October 31. The problem also affected voice typing and the getting started and tips sections of the operating system.

The company has released an out-of-band update this weekend for all Windows 11 users. If you're running Windows 11, you should be offered the KB5008295 update already. It will automatically install from Windows Update. The patch will require a reboot.

Via: The Verge

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Amazon releases Billie Eilish limited-edition Echo Studio in the US

Amazon

Billie Eilish fans in the US can show their love for the singer with a new Amazon Echo Studio model. The limited-edition speaker features the cover art of Billie's latest album, Happier Than Ever, on the fabric covering it. Amazon markets it as "perfect for listening to Billie Eilish's latest collection of songs" by using its spatial audio feature available through its Music Unlimited service. There's no price yet for this special edition version, but the regular Echo Studio goes for $259.99.

Source: Amazon