Welcome to the 458th edition of Android Apps Weekly. Here are the big headlines from the last week:
- WhatsApp announced a new Communities feature earlier this year. This week, the company announced a global rollout for it. The rollout is slow, so it’ll be a few months before everyone gets it. That said, the process is in motion, and everything is nice and official. Hit the link to learn more.
- The new Google Home app is getting a massive overhaul. You can now sign up for the public preview if you want to check it out. It’s available to both Android and iOS users. The overhaul contains a number of UI changes and new features.
- Disney Plus announced a price hike officially this week. The basic plan without ads is $11 per month or $110 annually, which isn’t too bad. There is also a new ad-supported plan. It goes live on December 8th, and it’ll cost $8 per month or $80 per year.
- Google Stadia is officially rolling out refunds. People are getting refunds for most things. However, refunds don’t appear to be coming for the Power Support Claw and Stadia Pro subscriptions. Some games are also letting Stadia players port save data to other platforms. Hit the link to read more.
- Twitter apparently rolled out two different checkmarks. One is the official tag, and that’s for folks who had the legitimate blue checkmark before the change. The other is the regular blue checkmark that you get for paying for it. Twitter undid the change a few hours later, though, so it’s not currently live. The drama continues at Twitter.
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