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 WhatsApp unveils Snapchat-inspired instant video messages: How to use WhatsApp will soon allow users to send instant video messages, similar to voice notes. The Meta-owned company says that the feature will be available to all users in the coming weeks, which is likely to be released with an over-the-air (OTA) update. WhatsApp states that video messaging is a "fun" way of communication and helps people connect better, similar to voice notes. Since the duration has to be 60 seconds, users get to share a to-the-point message, which many users will appreciate. The feature is similar to Snapchat's instant video messages, although they are short-lived messages that are automatically deleted once opened. In a blog post, Meta says that video messaging chats are a "real-time way to respond" to what you want to say and show in 60 seconds. The post said, "We think this will be a fun way to share moments with all the emotion that comes from video, whether it's wi...

 OpenAI recently announced that its AI-powered chatbot, ChatGPT, is now available for download on Android devices in India. Previously, the app was only available for iPhone users. Like the web version, the app allows users to ask the chatbot questions on any topic and receive interactive answers. In addition, users have the option of customizing the tone and style of responses using specific prompts. One advantage of the mobile app is that users can access their previous chats even without an internet connection. How to use the ChatGPT app on an Android phone The Android version of ChatGPT can be downloaded for free from the Google Play app store for users with Android version 6 and above. Go to the Google Play Store on your Android device. Find the app "ChatGPT" developed by OpenAI and start the download. Make sure you download verified apps, as there might be many duplicate apps similar to ChatGPT on Google Play. Open the app when the download is complete. Sign in to the a...