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Sunday, April 18, 2021 at 8:26PM 
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As with many tech companies, Facebook is reportedly the latest company to introduce its take on Clubhouse and other audio-only social media offerings like podcasts. The social network will reportedly unveil these new features on Monday, April 19.
Saturday, April 10, 2021 at 2:47PM 
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If the reports are accurate, Reddit is the latest tech company to explore bringing voice chats into its site. The service is "quietly exploring" moderator-run voice chats, similar to what Clubhouse offers. But according to Mashable's source, its development is still in the early stages and described as confidential. Reddit hasn't commented on the rumoured feature.
This potential function might be part of Reddit's power-ups program, which it announced in August 2020. This "experiment" offers extra features for subreddits whose members buy "a minimum threshold of power-up subscriptions." Some additional features include the "ability to upload and stream up to HD quality video" and "inline GIFs in comments."
Tuesday, March 23, 2021 at 6:02AM 
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It might take a month or two before the social audio app Clubhouse makes its way to Android. During a weekly Townhall event on Sunday, the company's co-founder Paul Davison said Clubhouse is working "really hard" to bring the app to Android, but it might take a "couple of months" to make that happen. This is the closest we're getting to a time frame for the app's release on Android, as previous statements from the company were vague.
Davison explained that Clubhouse's approach to scaling to a larger market, much like the Android ecosystem, requires a slower place. He noted how the discovery experience inside the app can be negatively impacted by its growth. He said that users today are finding more foreign language groups in their feeds while having a hard time looking for friends or the "best content."
