Spotify just fixed the most annoying thing about audiobooks
|
By
Manisha Priyadarshini Published November 13, 2025 |
What’s happened? The most annoying thing about audiobooks is forgetting where you left off. To solve this, Spotify is rolling out a new audiobook feature called Recap, which gives users a quick audio summary to jump back into a book they have already started.
This is important because: Most audiobook listeners lose the narrative thread when they take a break. Spotify is trying to keep listeners connected to a story, whether they paused for a week, dozed off mid-chapter, or just need a refresher.
Why should I care? If you love audiobooks, Recaps gives you an easy way to get back into the flow of a story, especially when life gets in the way and you return to a book after days or weeks.
OK, what’s next? Spotify has been rolling out a wave of tools, from weekly Listening Stats features to concert alerts for your favorite venues. It is also testing a creator-focused tool called SongDNA, expanding its library of hidden features for Spotify fans.
Related Posts
Google Photos introduces a fun new way to turn yourself into a meme
According to a recent post on Google's support forums, Me Meme is a generative AI feature that lets you star in trending memes using a template and a photo of yourself. It's rolling out in Google Photos for Android in the US, and you can try it out by tapping the "Create" button and selecting the new "Me meme" option.
Your iPhone 18 Pro could get a much smaller Dynamic Island
That’s a meaningful design shift because it’s one of the few pieces of front hardware you notice dozens of times a day. Another rumor comparison post in your screenshots points in the same direction and frames it as a fresh look versus the iPhone 17 Pro.
A phone with a pop-up robot camera is launching soon
That date comes from the company’s media invite, which places the announcement inside its "AI Device Ecosystem Era" showcase. Beyond the timing, Honor is keeping the rest locked down, including core specs, pricing, and which markets will get it first.