Friday, November 6, 2020 at 10:28AM Google is finally delivering a big feature for the almost one-year-old Stadia. The company has begun rolling out Family Sharing on the game streaming service. The feature will show up in the Family section. It will allow you to share any game in your library with up to six people.
Friday, November 6, 2020 at 4:55AM 
While both next-generation consoles from Sony and Microsoft aren't out yet, new previously unknown details about the gaming machines are starting to surface, like how much usable storage you'll get.
A leak about the PlayStation 5 suggests it'll have around 650GB of usable storage from its 825GB custom SSD. A screenshot from noted leaker Okami13 and shared by GamesRadar showed the system with 648GB free out of 667GB, including space taken by the free Astro's Playroom install. It takes up around 20% of the memory. It isn't clear, though, if the launch game's size is included in the console's storage space or if it was installed afterwards.
Thursday, November 5, 2020 at 8:34PM 
WhatsApp will soon offer the option to send disappearing messages. But its option will delete messages and files only after seven days. A spokesperson from the Facebook-owned messaging app reasoned, "We're starting with 7 days because we think it offers peace of mind that conversations aren't permanent, while remaining practical so you don't forget what you were chatting about."
The feature will be available for individual and group chats. Admins for the group chats can enable the feature for the group. Disappearing messages also include pictures and videos shared, but as The Verge points out, people can take screenshots of the messages or copy them before they get erased.
The feature has to be enabled on a per group and contact basis. And when it fully rolls out, the option will be seen in each friend's contact section. It won't affect any of your older conversations. Instead, it will erase the new ones when the feature is enabled. All users can expect the feature to be available on their apps.
Thursday, November 5, 2020 at 4:12PM 
When Samsung was attempting to offer its versions of Google apps, the company had its own translation app, aptly called the S Translator. But now, Samsung is ready to throw in the towel for this app. S Translator will be discontinued at the start of December. In its place, Samsung said users could rely on Bixby, or you can use Google Translate or other third-party apps on the Play Store.
Samsung S Translator joins the likes of S Voice, which shut down in June.
Source: GSMArena
