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Audio-based social startup Clubhouse has finally released an Android app at a time when the much-hyped company has seen its popularity start to decline. The app, initially available only in beta in the U.S. ahead of a wider global launch and release, is, like the iOS version, still invite-only. That means that although Android users now have the potential to access the service, they can’t simply sign up. “Our plan over the next few weeks is to collect feedback from the community, fix any issues we see and work to add a few final features like payments and club creation before rolling it out more broadly,” Clubhouse said in a blog post . “As a part of the effort to keep the growth measured, we will be continuing the waitlist and invite system, ensuring that each new community member can bring along a few close friends.” Clubhouse has become one of the most hyped tech startups over the last year, with venture capital funding to match. In April , Clubhouse raised a Series C round on a val

Android 12 is still months away from its official rollout (likely in September), but that hasn't stopped a torrent of new leaked features in the lead up to Google IO 2021 , where we'll see a more official version. XDA Developers acquired an unreleased, experimental version of Android 12 in April. After diving deep into the code, the site has found dozens of new twists that you won't find in the first , second or third developer previews. And other leaked features have arisen since then. Frankly, some of these leaked features are not something that anyone outside of Android power users would notice. But there are a few new tricks that would absolutely benefit Android phone owners if they make it to the official release or public beta. Here are six leaked Android 12 features you should watch out for later in 2021. The best Android apps Some LG phones will get Android 12 Android 12 might finally solve this annoying smartphone problem 1. Auto-hibernating apps We learned

Twitter is rolling out a new update that essentially displays larger images on the app for a better viewing experience. Until now, both Twitter for Android and iOS as well as the web client auto-cropped images, and the AI displayed the subject based on face-points and machine learning. With the latest development, at least single uploads will be displayed in full size though the exact functioning remains unclear when users post more than one image. The new feature is rolling out worldwide; however, the process appears to gradual. Twitter app users including those in India must ensure they are using the latest version to enjoy the feature. Twitter shared the development in a tweet earlier today. “Introducing bigger and better images on iOS and Android, now available to everyone," the micro-blogging platform said. Meanwhile, Twitter has started rolling out Spaces in India that brings audio-based chatroom within the app. The Twitter Spaces aims to take on Clubhouse, the iOS app (so

HIGHLIGHTS Android version of Clubhouse is being tested by a few "friendly testers." More Android users will be onboarded for the testing in the coming weeks. Clubhouse is not the only prominent player in the voice chat space anymore. Clubhouse has started beta testing its much-awaited app for Android OS. The audio chat app had been a massive hit on Apple App Store for the past few months before experiencing a considerable drop in the number of downloads last month. The company announced the development during a recent town hall event. It said that the Android version of Clubhouse had entered beta testing with a few "friendly testers." The initial testers will provide the company with early feedback before the app is eventually rolled out to the rest of the public. Since it is a closed beta test as of now, there is no way for Android users to sign up for the app yet. Once the app is straightened out with all the bug fixes and improvements recorded throu