Google today unveiled the most recent Wi-Fi system, the Nest Wifi Pro, which uses Wi-Fi 6E technology. All those home connections benefit from being made quicker, more dependable, and easier to maintain thanks to this new smart mesh Wi-Fi technology. Earlier this year, Google Nest Hub (2nd gen) launched in India. Continue reading “Google Nest Wifi Pro with Wi-Fi 6E announced”
Google is discussing migrating some Pixel phone production to India due to COVID-19 lockdowns and Beijing’s escalating tensions with the U.S., according to The Information, citing a source. The firm has invited bids from Indian manufacturers to create 500,000 to 1 million Pixel smartphones, or 10% to 20% of the expected yearly production, according to the Reuters report. Continue reading “Google considers manufacturing some Pixel devices in India: Report”
The long-awaited release of Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 is here, reviving Google’s dormant beta programme and virtually pleading with us to learn its secrets for the future of the operating system and beyond. In addition to the current software, which we and the other beta testers will continue to try out, today’s release also gives us a glimpse of a prospective Pixel device. Continue reading “Pixel tablet and dock appear in the latest Android 13 beta”
Although Android 13 could be accessible for all Pixel phones that are compatible, this does not indicate that Google is ending its beta programme. The company is starting to send the first Android 13 QPR1 (Quarterly Platform Release) beta update to devices that can use it. Continue reading “Google rolls out Android 13 QPR1 Beta 1 update”
According to a blog post by the company, Google notes that starting next week for English users worldwide, we’re rolling out a variety of improvements to Search to make it simpler for people to locate useful content created by, and also for, people. Continue reading “Google rolls out search results with helpful content updates”
Google today announced new initiatives to enhance the high-quality content and information in search results. In addition, the business claims that it wants to introduce you to reliable information and aid in your comprehension and evaluation of it. Google recently claimed that utilizing quotes in search results improves them. Continue reading “Google improves search snippets with MUM”
In its most recent attempt to persuade Apple to include RCS in iMessage, Google launched a campaign today with the tag line #GetTheMessage. Google is targeting Apple for all issues with Android-to-iPhone communications via YouTube, social media, and a special space on the Android website. Continue reading “Google says it’s time for Apple to fix text messaging”
Today, Google revealed improvements to “quoted” searches. The text you see describing web content is constructed around the location of a quoted word or phrase in a web document in the snippets Google shows for search results. Google recently rolled out a unified Gmail interface to improve user experience. Continue reading “Google improves search results when using quotes”
As early as next month, ChromeOS will receive a slew of new productivity and video editing tools. The firm will release new Chromebook features, including editing features in the Google Photos app, improved app functionality, and tools to manage and complete tasks “with just a few taps.” Recently, Chromebooks got better integration with Android devices. Continue reading “Chromebooks to get new video editing and productivity apps”
Google has announced that a fresh new appearance based on Google’s Material Design 3 is blended with beneficial enhancements for every Gmail user, including all the benefits of Google Workspace, is now rolling out. Over the years, the company offered innovative methods to stay productive, such as the tabbed inbox, AI-based collaborations like Smart Compose and Smart Reply, and native apps for iOS and Android. Recently, Google rolled out offline mode to its desktop version as well. Continue reading “Google rolls out unified Gmail interface widely”
Using data from local collaborators Tech Mahindra and Mumbai-based Genesis International, Google has unveiled its interactive 360-degree panorama feature for 10 Indian cities. The firm claims that it will enable a more reliable, accurate, and visual mapping experience for its users, solving local challenges for communities at scale and also facilitating a more sustainable environment for future generations. Google Maps was recently updated with Immersive View, Live View in third-party apps, and pricing for toll roads in India. Continue reading “Google Maps Street View launched in India”
This year, a Google Pixel tablet with the codename “Tangor” and support for the USI stylus was spotted. And now with Android 13, Google is making Chrome easier to type on with a stylus. Google’s open-source nature has also made it possible for many people to work on different parts of the company. Also, Samsung is probably the largest one, and it looks like we’ll get another feature from the company in time for Android 13; this one should make it even more tablet-friendly than it already is. Continue reading “Samsung and Google are integrating stylus handwriting-to-text into Chrome for Android”
Google is upgrading its own built-in password manager for both Chrome and Android in an effort to leverage it as an alternative to 1Password and Bitwarden’s independent services, the firm stated today. Continue reading “Google updates Password Manager, brings unified experience across web and apps”
The nearly two-year-old shift from Hangouts to Google Chat will enter its last phase, according to a blog post from Google. An in-app notification will appear for users of Hangouts on mobile, urging them to switch to Chat in Gmail or the Chat app. Google says that the new reminder will help the existing Hangouts users switch to the Chat app before Hangouts is shut down for good in November. Continue reading “Google officially begins integrating Hangouts into Google Chat”
For both personal and business emailing purposes, Gmail has emerged as the most popular email provider. Gmail has more than 1.8 billion users and accounts for 18% of the global market for email clients as of last year. Even more so, around 75% of users access Gmail on their smartphones. In light of this, Google has now made it possible to use Gmail offline, however doing so requires for a Google Chrome browser. Continue reading “How to use Gmail offline”
