A good song is something we can universally appreciate, even if it’s in a language don’t understand. But if you’ve ever been curious what’s really going in those Bad Bunny songs, or what all those K-pop idols are singing about, YouTube Music looks like it’s working on a new translation tool that should be right up your alley.

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You’re now able to buy and send digital gift cards from the Play Store app. A change seen rolling out today adds the option to gift store credit through Google’s app store — and not just Google Play credit.

9to5Google has spotted that the Play Store is in the process of adding an option to purchase digital gift cards for a variety of retailers across a wide range of markets, from dining to retail to travel.

Spotify is the first name in music streaming, but from an increasingly jam-packed app interface to concerns about artist payout and leadership conduct, it’s not hard to come up with reasons a music fan might want to consider other options. It’s a crowded field, filled with heavy-hitting alternatives like YouTube Music, Tidal, Deezer, and more. In a recent poll, we asked which of a few other apps you prefer — and there’s a clear winner.

Given the choice between Bandcamp, Deezer, SoundCloud, Tidal, and YouTube Music, Google’s music app came out ahead by a wide margin. Nearly half of survey respondents preferred YouTube Music — taking out the “other” option, YouTube Music got more votes than all the other options in our survey combined.

Google Chat is picking up a fun new tool. Users now have the ability to send the same type of stickers that can be accessed through Gboard and Google Messages inside Google Chat messages on desktop, expanding on the existing media messaging options.

As announced by Google, the web-based Google Chat interface now has a built-in sticker picker nested alongside the existing GIF picker. Both stickers and GIFs now live behind a sticker icon in Google Chat’s message field.

You’d be forgiven for wincing a little anytime you see the name of one of your favorite streaming services pop in a news feed, as how often is it good news? If it’s not upcoming shows being shelved over fears of upsetting just the worst people, it’s news of price hike after price hike driving up your monthly bills. Today we’d love to break from that pattern with some actual good news — even if we don’t quite have all the salient details just yet.

We’ve already got multiple ways to subscribe to most streaming services, and in addition to just a regular account from the actual provider, you can do things like adding HBO Max to your Amazon Prime through Prime Video Channels. Or maybe you get a deal through your cable provider, like Xfinity StreamSaver bundling Netflix, Peacock, and Apple TV Plus.