5 Android apps you shouldn’t miss this week – Android Apps Weekly

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Welcome to the 486th edition of Android Apps Weekly. Here are the big headlines from the last week:

• There is an app in the works that generates music based on text prompts. You input what kind of music you want to hear, and the AI generates the music. It’s in the experimental stage right now, and it’s not yet available on Google Play. However, you can sign up for the app and play around with it if you want to.
• Netflix put up password sharing this last month, and Amazon is taking some digs about it. They tweeted a picture of the profile selection screen, where the profile names say, “Everyone Who Has Our Password.” It received some applause from Twitter, and it’s a pretty good dig. That said, we also remember when Samsung made fun of Apple for removing the headphone jack before they also removed the headphone jack. Here’s hoping Amazon Prime Video doesn’t follow suit anytime soon.
• Windows 11 is getting support for RAR files in the near future. This doesn’t pertain to Android apps so much, but with native support coming, folks running Windows 11 won’t have to buy WinRAR anymore. Rejoice.
• WhatsApp may introduce usernames in the future. The new beta version of the app has code that suggests that such a feature is on its way. A username would allow people to hide their contact information and add people based on their usernames instead. It’d be a nice security feature, for sure.
• Google’s Magic Compose is now in the wild for anyone to use. We did a hands-on with the feature to show people how it works. Basically, it works like Smart Reply, but with way more options written in a more lifelike way. You can head to the links to see examples and learn more about how it works.

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