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Slack Rolls Out ‘Mark as Read’ Option in Notifications for Android App
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May 14, 2025

Slack Rolls Out ‘Mark as Read’ Option in Notifications for Android App

Slack is introducing a "Mark as Read" option in the notification window for its Android app, allowing users to mark messages as read directly from notifications without opening the app. This feature is currently being rolled out to Android users, while desktop users have had similar functionality through keyboard shortcuts. The update is part of a phased rollout, meaning not all users will have access immediately. Additionally, Slack recently launched 25 new AI applications in its marketplace to enhance productivity across various professional tasks.
Google is testing a feature that turns the Search app into a forum-like thread
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May 13, 2025

Google is testing a feature that turns the Search app into a forum-like thread

Google is piloting a new "Discussion" feature in its Search app, focused on sports-related queries, which allows users to engage in real-time commentary. The feature, resembling a Reddit-style forum, enables users to share thoughts, respond to others, and use upvotes and downvotes. Currently in beta, it is accessible when searching for matchups like "Team vs Team" in the United States, aiming to create a community feel among sports enthusiasts.
Google Drive for Android could soon get Gemini-powered features (APK teardown)
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April 30, 2025

Google Drive for Android could soon get Gemini-powered features (APK teardown)

Google Drive will introduce Gemini-powered features on the web to enhance user experience and productivity, allowing users to summarize files and folders, engage in discussions, retrieve quick facts, and create new images or files. These features are not yet available on the Google Drive app for Android, but an APK teardown of version 2.25.170.0 indicates that they may soon be integrated into the mobile app. Some features enabled in the latest release include summarizing folders, responding to inquiries, and assisting with writing tasks, while advanced functionalities like summarizing specific files and creating new images are still pending. The rollout of these features may occur in phases, with further enhancements expected in future updates.
Chrome for Android finally lets you view PDFs without leaving the browser
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April 24, 2025

Chrome for Android finally lets you view PDFs without leaving the browser

Chrome for Android has introduced a native PDF reader that allows users to view and annotate PDF files directly within the browser, eliminating the need for third-party applications. This feature is currently available on Android 15, with availability on earlier versions yet to be confirmed. Users can access various annotation tools, including a pen, highlighter, eraser, undo, redo, and visibility options, and can customize line widths and colors. The built-in search functionality enables users to locate specific text within documents. The feature was hinted at in February of the previous year and became operational in December, initially accessible only through flags for devices running Android 12 and later.
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