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Telegram Mini Apps 2.0 lets you buy inside threads—no bot jumps, no browser detours. I ordered coffee from a channel, tipped the barista, and tracked delivery, all within one chat. Merchants get receipts and refunds built-in; users get passkeys and local-only card storage. Slick. Explore more: More Apps briefs

Apple Wallet Travel Mode now bundles flights, hotel keys, passes, and transit into one timeline that still works underground. It auto-hushes notifications, triggers eSIM and foreign cards, and surfaces exchange rates. My lost-gate panic vanished; the boarding QR was pinned on the lock screen the whole time. Explore more: More Apps briefs

“Strava Race Planner” analyzes your training, route elevation, and weather to spit out realistic splits and fueling cues. I plugged in a hilly 10K; it suggested negative splits and flagged a late headwind. Race-day mode pins pace targets to your watch and auto-tweaks if heat spikes. Explore more: More Apps briefs

Fired up a Huddle and Slack Huddle Notes transcribed, highlighted decisions, and spun to-dos into assigned tasks—right inside the channel. All drafting runs on the device, so sensitive bits stay local. I ended the call and already had a checklist plus links to files mentioned. Explore more: More Apps briefs

Google Calendar TimeShift watches traffic, flight changes, and weather, then nudges meetings automatically—asking guests before it moves anything. It offered me a rain-safe buffer between a demo and daycare pickup, plus a one-tap reschedule for the late client. Humane automation that actually feels helpful. Explore more: More Apps briefs

Snapped a whiteboard, and Notion Autofill Tables turned scribbles into clean rows—types guessed, checkboxes set, even owners tagged. A quick “/verify” pass caught typos from my messy handwriting. It’s like OCR grew a brain and learned project management overnight. Explore more: More Apps briefs

YouTube QuickDub adds one-tap voice translation for Shorts and Stories. I flipped an Italian travel clip to English in seconds—lip-sync matched, captions aligned, and creators can tweak terms right in the editor. No exporting, no third-party tools; it’s the “publish once, speak many” button. Explore more: More Apps briefs

Gmail CleanSweep just landed: one tap mass‑unsubscribes, labels receipts, and shoves promos to a weekly digest. I nuked 2,400 emails in five minutes; the on‑device model learned which newsletters I actually read and stopped them from skipping the digest. Inbox zero without the Sunday purge ritual. Explore more: More Apps briefs

Slack Pulse Summary button digests any channel’s last 24 hours into a five-bullet recap, generated entirely on your handset. I swiped after a red-eye flight and caught every decision, emoji vote, and file link before coffee kicked in—no more scrolling ocean-deep threads at 6 a.m. Explore more: More Apps briefs

WhatsApp PayLater rolled out quietly this morning. Long-press a payment request, choose split shares, and Meta’s on-device AI suggests portions from chat context. The bill syncs to monthly statements, card numbers stay hidden—my roommate already owes me coffee today. Explore more: More Apps briefs