Tag: Google
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The countdown to Google I/O 2024 is on, with the tech giant’s annual event set to start on May 14. This year’s event promises updates for Android 15, Wear OS 5, Android TV, and more. An official schedule has been released, offering a glimpse into the upcoming software (and possibly hardware) announcements. Keynote Kickoff The…
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Explore Google’s integration of Gemini AI into Chrome, including the @Gemini shortcut for swift access and its potential impact.
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The long-awaited Android 15 public beta has finally arrived. Following months of anticipation, Google has released the first public beta, incorporating refinements based on feedback from two developer previews. However, it’s important to note that this version is still far from the final release. Many rumored features, such as lock screen widgets and Private Space,…
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The arrival of Google‘s revamped Find My Device network marks a significant milestone, accompanied by the introduction of the service’s initial AirTag-style trackers tailored for Android users. Chipolo and Pebblebee unveil their latest trackers, available in tag and card formats, offering a convenient solution for tracking valuables lacking Bluetooth connectivity through Google’s Find My Device…
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Google Podcasts has bid farewell, marking the end of a six-year journey as it ceased operations on April 2. Its closure places it alongside other discontinued Google services like YouTube Stories and the Stadia console. Upon accessing the app or official website, users are greeted with a notification announcing the service’s discontinuation. Google advises subscribers…
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Exciting news, folks: Google’s been caught storing your Chrome incognito browsing data. But hold onto your hats because there’s a silver lining: they’re finally agreeing to wipe it clean. In a recent court filing, Google has decided to settle a long-standing class-action lawsuit that called out their data collection policies, particularly about private browsing, aka…
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Can you believe it? Gmail, that email service that started as a joke, is hitting the big 2-0 on April 1st. For most of us, imagining a world without Gmail is as tricky as picturing searching the web without Google. But funnily enough, Gmail wasn’t an early bird to the email game. It showed up…
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Recent findings suggest that Chrome for Android may soon introduce a Tab Declutter feature to help users manage numerous open tabs. Clues about this feature surfaced in code lines on Google’s Chromium platform, as reported by 9To5Google. While the exact workings of Tab Declutter remain undisclosed, there’s sufficient information available to envision its functionality. As…
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ChromeOS is anticipated to acquire some fresh privacy tools in an imminent update, with the primary one being the ability to regulate your Chromebook’s location privacy setting. As outlined in a publication, this characteristic signifies an expansion of the privacy management initiated by the company last year, specifically alluding to the microphone and camera adjustments…
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Size matters and it’s a notable issue for Google Pixel users experiencing sudden keyboard shrinkage. On the r/GooglePixel subreddit, several users noted that Gboard – Google’s official Android virtual keyboard – suddenly shrinks or displays tiny fonts despite correct settings. This keyboard mutation poses a significant challenge, especially for those who rely on touch typing.…
