Google adds Android feature to move passwords between managers
Android tool lets users move saved passwords and passkeys to another manager, with more app support promised.
Google announced a new Android capability that lets users migrate their stored passwords and passkeys from one password manager to another. The feature copies login data securely, aiming to simplify switching between services. At launch, only a few password apps support the transfer, but Google says additional partners will be added over time.
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Meta launches Muse AI assistant, ranks second among US apps
Meta introduced Muse, an AI‑powered assistant designed to handle routine tasks and reduce busywork for users. The company markets the tool as a productivity aid that can draft text, summarize information and manage simple workflows. Despite the rollout, Muse has lagged behind Meta's other offerings, though it quickly climbed to the No. 2 spot in the US app charts.
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Universal Music partners with ElevenLabs on AI creation platform
Universal Music Group is working with ElevenLabs to launch an AI‑driven platform that lets creators remix, mash up and generate new versions of songs from the label's licensed catalog. The service will be built around tracks from participating UMG artists, offering tools that generate vocal and instrumental variations while respecting copyright agreements.
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