In a recent update to its mobile app for Android, the social network X integrated the expected functionality of calling and video calling. Elon Musk, owner of the former Twitter, announced last summer his intention to transform X into an all-in-one app, and now embodies that vision by making these options accessible on Android devices.

The feature, initially launched in October for iOS users via the premium subscription, is now expanding to the Android platform with the latest update of the app. An X engineer confirmed that since last Thursday, Android users can enjoy voice and video calls through the ‘app’.

TechCrunch notes that while only subscribers can make calls, any user of the platform has the ability to receive and participate in calls.

The ambition to turn X into a comprehensive application is reinforced with the implementation of payments and the integration of artificial intelligence, planned for this year. These advances aim to improve the experience for both users and advertisers on the platform.

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WhatsApp launched an innovative feature that allows users to enjoy music simultaneously during video calls via the shared screen. This exciting feature is already available for some beta testers on Android devices.

The shared screen option was added to Meta’s platform in August last year, allowing users to share videos or apps during video calls using the “Share” button on both desktop and mobile apps.

The company worked on a new enhancement to this feature, which allows users to share music experiences during a video call. WABetaInfo had anticipated this news in December, and has now discovered that WhatsApp has begun implementing it in the latest beta version for Android, 2.24.1.19, which is now available for download on the Google Play Store.

To enjoy this feature, you just need to start a call and select the split screen option. This way, the audio played on your device will be transmitted simultaneously to all participants in the call or to the caller in an individual chat.

WABetaInfo highlights that this feature allows attendees to synchronize their video and audio playback experiences, making it easy to create virtual sessions for group watching movies.

Although currently only available for beta testers, this exciting feature is expected to reach more Android device users in the coming weeks.

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