One fun thing about WhatsApp groups is giving them a cool or funny name. A good group name makes chatting more interesting and shows the group’s mood or purpose. If you are looking for the perfect ...

WhatsApp has begun rolling out a new feature allowing users to create AI-generated profile and group pictures, as part of the latest iOS update through its TestFlight beta programme. Version 25.16 ...

Back in August last year, we reported that WhatsApp had started a limited beta test for showing profile pictures next to messages from participants in a group chat. However, the testing was soon ...

Based on evidence in the new 22.18.0.72 release, WABetaInfo reports that WhatsApp group chats could include participant profile pictures next to their messages with a future update.

WhatsApp to introduce AI-generated group profile pictures: Here’s how it works With AI-driven features becoming a core part of modern messaging apps, WhatsApp’s AI-powered group profile ...

After releasing several new features this year, WhatsApp plans at least one more function to improve the user’s experience. The app will soon bring profile pictures within group chats, making it ...

WhatsApp, the widely-used messaging app with over 3.5 billion users globally, has launched a new AI-powered feature to enhance user customisation. The latest iOS update, version 25.16.10.70 ...

You may now ask ChatGPT to do things like make pictures from text prompts, change or mix existing pictures with creative tasks, like making funny art for your group chat or designing posters.

WhatsApp is preparing new updates on Android, with support for group profile pictures, as well as some new Material Design elements. As reported by WABetaInfo, Google’s nice toggles from the ...

WhatsApp is developing a feature that will see profile photos added to group chats on iOS, according to a WABetaInfo report.. Once the update goes live to beta testers, the profile photos of other ...

WhatsApp posted a screen shot of its new feature on its official blog, WABetaInfo. The company brought a feature that has been “requested for a long time: profile photos of group participants”.