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🎙 Proposed Idea: Voice Message Transcription and AI Summary We've all been in situations where we've received long voice messages. Maybe your manager dictated a bunch of tasks, a friend shared a story, or a classmate sent a lecture recording. And often, you need to do more than just listen — you need to find something important, jot down a thought, or respond to something that was said. And that's where things get frustrating. You replay the voice message, skip back and forth, trying to remember where something specific was mentioned. And when you want to respond to a particular moment, you have to explain exactly what you're referring to. Transcription partially solves this problem. But simply having the text isn't enough. Quickly finding what you need, jumping to that moment in the audio, or quoting what was said is still inconvenient. 💡 What if we turned transcription into a fully functional tool for working with voice messages? Imagine tapping on a voice message and opening a dedicated interface where audio and text work together. ✏️ The transcript syncs with playback, highlighting words in real time. Tap any word, and you'll jump straight to that moment in the audio. You can search for a specific phrase, select text, copy it, translate it, or quote it in a reply with an exact timestamp. But what if you don't have time to go through a long transcript? ✨ That's where AI Summary comes in: key takeaways, questions, and tasks, all in one place. Each item has a timestamp, so you can jump straight to the relevant moment in the recording. As a result, you can interact with voice messages just as easily as with regular text, instead of simply listening to them from beginning to end. 🔗 More details and code at the link: https://github.com/patsoooo/telegram-voice-transcription

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🏆 Design Contest 2025 Prize fund: $50,000 or more Deadline: 23:59 Dubai time @ December 15, 2025 Who can participate: Everyone 📱 Telegram announces its most epic Design Contest, where top prize winners will each secure $10,000 and may also get a chance to join the Telegram Design Team. THE TASK Design a concept for Telegram Nodes entirely from the ground up, while preserving the familiar components of Telegram’s interfaces. It must feel seamless and aesthetically compelling while remaining clear and intuitive for users. Nodes act as separate instances within the app that help users organize and streamline their communication flows – from personal to work. Nodes go far beyond simple chat folders or groups with topics enabled. You may think of them as Discord-like servers or Slack-style workspaces that can contain multiple chat types, including voice and video chats, support in-depth admin management and user roles. Users who join Telegram Nodes can set a profile picture, bio, and name that differ from their main account. They can then switch between Nodes and their main Telegram inbox – for example, via the left-side menu, which lists all their Nodes alongside any other Telegram accounts they’re logged into. Your submissions must include: 1. A complete set of mockups for both the Android and iOS versions of the Telegram app. 2. A demo video for either platform in the same manner as the demonstrations from the Telegram Blog. CORE REQUIREMENTS • Clarity and usefulness are mandatory – everything must feel immediately understandable to users, leaving no room for confusion. • Thoughtful feature engineering – the design should reflect an implementation-ready concept. • All sides must be considered – you must deliver both the user and admin flows. • A well-thought entry point and clear Nodes management are essential. • Support for both day and night themes is mandatory. Submission Format: 1) The layouts can be implemented as static .png files. For the animation demos, use .mp4 format (without sound). Source files and properly structured Figma projects are also welcome. 2) For included videos, you must also provide several static .png images from each video that serve as a storyboard. 3) If you use complex animated icons, they must be in lottie json or .tgs format. Further submission instructions will be announced closer to the deadline.

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There is one more thing. Although the winner list cannot be stretched further, we’ve decided to increase the prize fund anyway and award even more submissions with bonuses – each contestant in the list below will receive a bonus of $300. We strongly advise you to keep these bonuses – they may be of a great use for R2. Large Squirrel – Channel Hairy Gnat – Channel Able Spider – Channel Classy Lion – Channel Clever Cobra – Channel Happy Fox – Channel Giant Dolphin – Channel Brave Zebra – Channel Sleek Lynx – Channel Stout Kangaroo – Channel Fair Gnat – Channel Merry Spider – Channel Eager Unicorn – Channel Nice Jackal – Channel Mighty Kitten – Channel Agile Goose – Channel Quiet Owl – Channel Tall Shark – Channel Magic Starfish – Channel Happy Jackal – Channel Bossy Hyena – Channel Cuddly Eagle – Channel Mindful Lion – Channel Busy Phoenix – Channel Bright Bull – Channel Witty Crab – Channel Mad Camel – Channel Magic Panda – Channel Sacred Lion – Channel Little Raven – Channel Sharp Wombat – Channel Sexy Hedgehog – Channel Cuddly Lemur – Channel Kind Owl – Channel Gentle Croc – Channel Sunny Jaguar – Channel Bright Scorpion – Channel Smart Crab – Channel Sunny Hamster – Channel Humble Mantis – Channel Tidy Dolphin – Channel Noble Hamster – Channel Ace Crow – Channel Dashing Tapir – Channel Night Meerkat – Channel Rich Kangaroo – Channel Congratulations to the winners and have a nice Friday ahead!

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🏆 Contest for Content Creators: Results The first-ever contest for content creators turned out to be a great success. The submission count speaks for itself – we received 461 entries. After filtering out incomplete and empty submissions, we grabbed some popcorn and dove deep into the colorful kaleidoscope of hundreds of videos you created. We’d like to thank each and every one of you – for your dedication, time, and boundless creativity. What you did was much more than simply taking part in Telegram’s competition – it was about telling the world the truth. The truth about who truly paves the way of digital innovation. Since all of your creations are truly unique, we abstained from traditional prize places this time. Instead, we’ve defined several categories, and each video within a category below will receive a winner’s fee of $2,000. Meet the winners! 🎨 ANIMATION Holy Hamster – Channel | Told a fairytale about Messengerland. Suave Kangaroo – Channel | Showed which cat is falling behind. Noble Leopard – Channel | Made it clear: jealousy comes in green. Caring Fox – Channel | Animated both apps in an unexpected way. Swift Mule – Channel | Drew a spy-themed pixel cartoon. Kooky Jackal – Channel | Deleted WA from their phone. Hairy Whale – Channel | Made great use of a trending meme. Fancy Jackal – Channel | Showed us the WA user's POV. 📹 CINEMATIC Big Whale – Channel | Reminded us of classic ads – as if the company were a person. Sexy Puffin – Channel | Documented the development of messaging civilization. Tall Sloth – Channel | Imagined what a WA office might look like. Merry Horse – Channel | Showed what a trivia competiton between messengers could look like. Humble Peacock – Channel | Showcased city crime stories. Tactful Antelope – Channel | Made us rewatch Matrix. Sacred Gecko – Channel | Yet another twist on personification. Small Goat – Channel | Delivered a slick ad. Holy Skunk – Channel | Revealed a conversation between two messengers. 📱 MOTION Quiet Squirrel – Channel | Delivered a sleek one-to-one comparison. Nimble Tiger – Channel | Presented us who is the source. Sexy Kiwi – Channel | Derived a formula: innovate – not just update. Lucky Llama – Channel | Spun up a carousel of features. Clever Kangaroo – Channel | Outlined a minimalist feature timeline. Jolly Gnat – Channel | Explained why converting people isn’t always easy. Stylish Peacock – Channel | Showed the clash between prehistoric tribes and alien technologies. Sleek Gull – Channel | Told us who is the real innovator. Tall Dragon – Channel | Left us speechless. 🤖 FIELD Cute Cobra – Channel | Shared a story of two trains. Agile Sheep – Channel | Portrayed WA R&D department’s daily routine in an utterly surreal way. Small Wombat – Channel | Leaned into the trending brainrot meme aesthetic. Quick Gecko – Channel | Sang a song. Smart Bat – Channel | Revealed which place serves fresh food – and which one doesn’t. Kind Spider – Channel | Uncovered the untold side of confession. 🎟 MOVIES Sexy Beetle – Channel | Proved nothing beats a good old western. Wise Bee – Channel | Eliminated Skynet’s servant. If you do not see your entry among the winners – do not get upset. The competition was tough and intense, and you will definitely make it next time! We are also expanding the scope of this contest – watch for Round 2 announcement in the next couple weeks.

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