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Spotify: Your new place for video?

The streaming-music app is set to evolve beyond audio this week. Also, Snapchat may be getting new video calling features, and Cortana nags about email promises.

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Spotify wants to be more like YouTube.

The streaming-music app tells the Wall Street Journal that it's about to launch a library of podcasts and videos from big-name media partners, all in the quest to keep you entertained longer. And Spotify isn't the only app extending its reach. It seems Snapchat has new calling features in the works, and Cortana is looking at your email promises:

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