Google has introduced a redesigned homepage for Drive, aptly named “Home,” promising users a more streamlined and efficient file-finding experience. Continue reading “Google Drive gets redesigned Homepage and Scanner improvements”
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Google is investigating missing Drive files linked to Desktop app
Google Drive users have reported issues with files disappearing, and Google has acknowledged the problem. The glitch seems to be linked to the Google Drive for Desktop app, affecting some users who find that files uploaded or created after May 2023 are not visible. Continue reading “Google is investigating missing Drive files linked to Desktop app”
YouTube Premium introduces Playables, enabling in-app gaming
YouTube Premium introduces Playables, enabling users to play games directly on the platform without the need for separate downloads. This feature, integrated by Google this week, prompts Premium members to activate it, accessible in the Explore tab. Continue reading “YouTube Premium introduces Playables, enabling in-app gaming”
Google Pixel 8a wallpapers surface online
The Google Pixel 8a is still about six months away from being officially launched, but you can already get a sneak peek at its wallpapers. These wallpapers continue the stone/gem theme seen in the Pixel 8 series. Continue reading “Google Pixel 8a wallpapers surface online”
Pixel 8 Pro display bump doesn’t affect durability: Google
Some Pixel 8 Pro owners have noticed circular bumps on their screens, possibly caused by pressure on the soft underside of the 6.7-inch OLED panel, reported some users on the Google support community. The bumps are consistently seen on the top edge, near the front-facing camera, and along the left and right edges. Continue reading “Pixel 8 Pro display bump doesn’t affect durability: Google”
Google improves Bard’s interaction with YouTube Videos
Google is taking steps to improve Bard’s ability to comprehend YouTube videos. This means you can now ask Bard questions about the content of YouTube videos. For instance, if you’re watching a tutorial on making olive oil cake, you can inquire about the number of eggs needed in the recipe. Continue reading “Google improves Bard’s interaction with YouTube Videos”
YouTube points to ad-blockers for Firefox video slowdown
YouTube acknowledges the delay reported by users to The Verge, clarifying that it’s not browser-related but part of their broader strategy against ad blockers. Users on platforms like Reddit and Hacker News raised concerns about a deliberate five-second delay in video page loading on Mozilla’s Firefox and other browsers. Continue reading “YouTube points to ad-blockers for Firefox video slowdown”
Google admits Spotify’s Play Store fee exemption
In the ongoing Epic v. Google trial, The Verge reveals that Spotify secured a unique deal with Google for Android-based payments. According to Google’s global partnerships head, Don Harrison, Spotify paid no commission for subscriptions through its system, but 4% if users chose Google—a significant reduction from Google’s 15% fee. Continue reading “Google admits Spotify’s Play Store fee exemption”
Google Arts & Culture launches online exhibition on Hindi cinema at IFFI 2023
Google Arts & Culture has launched an unprecedented online exhibition showcasing the rich history of Hindi cinema. This free exhibit, accessible on their platform, utilizes cutting-edge technology like Augmented Reality and Street View. Continue reading “Google Arts & Culture launches online exhibition on Hindi cinema at IFFI 2023”
YouTube unveils Dream Track for Shorts and Music AI tools powered by Google DeepMind
YouTube has shared a glimpse into its first AI music experiments, featuring a Dream Track for Shorts and Music AI tools developed in collaboration with Google DeepMind. Continue reading “YouTube unveils Dream Track for Shorts and Music AI tools powered by Google DeepMind”
Google Photos gets AI-powered Photo Stacks
Google Photos is set to receive innovative AI-driven functionalities, enabling the grouping of similar photos and the intelligent organization of screenshots and documents into convenient albums for easy retrieval. Continue reading “Google Photos gets AI-powered Photo Stacks”
Google introduces ‘Notes’ in Search Labs for user generated insights
Google introduces Notes, an experimental feature in Search Labs. It allows users to share their knowledge directly on Search, aiding others in finding valuable answers to unique questions and discovering useful information on the web. Continue reading “Google introduces ‘Notes’ in Search Labs for user generated insights”
Google launches new Titan USB Security Key with passkey support
Google has introduced the latest version of the Titan Security Key at the Aspen Cyber Summit in New York City. Originally introduced in 2018, the Titan Security Key aims to safeguard against phishing attacks, preventing unauthorized access to Google Accounts. Continue reading “Google launches new Titan USB Security Key with passkey support”
Google Bard now accessible to teens worldwide
In a significant move, Google has expanded access to Bard, its generative AI tool, for teenagers across most countries globally. Eligible teens, meeting the minimum age requirements for managing their Google Account, can now explore Bard in English, with additional language support planned for the future. Continue reading “Google Bard now accessible to teens worldwide”
YouTube announces new measures for AI-generated content
YouTube has outlined its commitment to responsible AI innovation, emphasizing a proactive approach to safeguarding against the misuse of AI-generated content. Continue reading “YouTube announces new measures for AI-generated content”