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X Rolling Out Hidden Android UI Update; Premium Plan May Cost Rs 100 for First Month
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November 26, 2025

X Rolling Out Hidden Android UI Update; Premium Plan May Cost Rs 100 for First Month

X is preparing a significant update for its Android app, including a new interface available through the older version 11.42.0-release.0. Users can access the updated layout via a hidden menu by clicking on their profile picture, selecting the NEW X ANDROID option, and choosing Try it now. Additionally, X is offering promotional pricing for its Premium and Premium+ subscriptions, with the first month of Premium available for Rs 100 in India and Premium+ for Rs 890, valid until December 2, 2025. The regular pricing for subscriptions in India remains unchanged, with the Basic plan at Rs 170, Premium at Rs 427 (web) and Rs 470 (mobile), and Premium+ at Rs 2,570 (web) and Rs 3,000 (mobile). Premium subscribers receive various benefits, while Premium+ offers an ad-free experience and enhanced features.
Amazon updates its Android app interface with Rufus AI features
AppWizard
September 17, 2024

Amazon updates its Android app interface with Rufus AI features

Amazon has updated its Android app, introducing the Rufus AI shopping assistant to enhance user experience. The Rufus button has been added to the app, which is now being rolled out to a wider audience of US customers. Users can refresh the app by force stopping and restarting it if they do not see the changes. The app features a redesigned search bar and a slimmer top section with compact tabs for store categories. Recently viewed items are integrated into banner ads, and a new Rufus icon in the bottom navigation bar allows for quick access to product information and services. Users can ask questions about products through an expandable tab while browsing. Core functionalities remain largely unchanged. Amazon is also preparing to launch an upgraded version of Alexa later this fall, potentially with a subscription fee, while the classic version will remain free.
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