End-to-end encryption is now available in Gmail on web browsers, and Google has begun a beta for client-side encryption in Gmail. In a blog post on Friday, the company announced the beta, which Workspace admins can sign up for until January 20th. Recently, Google rolled out a unified Gmail interface widely. Continue reading “Google rolls out client-side encryption for Gmail in beta”
Beginning today, Google Nest devices and Android devices become Matter-enabled, allowing users to quickly and consistently configure Matter-enabled devices and tailor their smart home to their specific needs. Continue reading “Matter is now available for Google Nest and Android devices”
YouTube has added new measures to combat spam in both the chat and comment sections. Earlier, YouTube began rolling out its own custom gaming emotes. Continue reading “YouTube gets new tools to fight comment spam and abuse”
Following the Google Pixel Feature Drop update, which brings several new features, the company has begun sending the first Android 13 QPR2 Beta 1 (Quarterly Platform Release) update to compatible pixel devices. Continue reading “Google rolls out Android 13 QPR2 Beta 1 update”
Google has added two new performance settings to Chrome’s most recent desktop release, allowing it to utilize up to 40% and 10 GB less memory to keep your tabs open and extend your battery life when it’s getting low. Continue reading “Google Chrome gets Memory Saver and Energy Saver modes”
As the year comes to a close, Google India has released the “Year in Search 2022” results, which look back at the events that captured India’s attention in 2022 across a wide range of topics. Continue reading “Google India announces ‘Year in Search 2022’ results”
Update: Google is now rolling out the continuous scrolling feature for the desktop users starting from the U.S. in English. It shows up to six pages of results as you scroll. Continue reading “Google Search results on mobile now supports continuous scrolling [Update: Now rolling out for the desktop]”
Today, Google revealed new features for the Chrome address bar, including a zoom function that makes it simpler to explore results and a history search that lets you look through your saved tabs and bookmarks. Earlier, Google also introduced AR shopping for beauty products and shoes. Continue reading “Google Search gets Zooming In; Chrome address bar adds tabs, bookmarks and history shortcuts”
Waze is rolling out a new, dedicated app for select cars equipped with Google. The experience is now available, beginning with specific Renault vehicles. Waze continues to follow drivers’ requirements everywhere they go as more drivers engage with in-car platforms, the company noted in a blog post. Continue reading “Waze gets built-in car app with real-time routing, navigation, and more”
YouTube has started rolling out its own personalized emotes. YouTube Emotes, which are similar to Twitch emotes, can be used in comment sections and live conversations across YouTube; however, the platform previously permitted individual streamers to offer their own reactions and emotes. Continue reading “YouTube begins rolling out its own custom Gaming emotes”
Google has released the December update for the Pixel series; the first significant set of new features for the Pixel since the introduction of Android 13 is now available. Continue reading “Google Pixel Feature Drop brings several new features”
A few weeks ago, the renders of the Pixel Fold surfaced online, and now we have some more details about this upcoming foldable. The Pixel Fold, which might have an internal codename of “Felix,” has appeared on the Geekbench website. Continue reading “Google Pixel Fold with Tensor G2 SoC surfaces in benchmarks”
Google marks the 30th anniversary of SMS (Short Message Service) with end-to-end encryption for group chats in the Messages app. End-to-end encryption for group chats is also only available to Messages users who have recently participated in the beta programme. Continue reading “Google Messages rolls out end-to-end encrypted group chats”
Google has announced that it is ending Duplex on the Web, a collection of AI-powered services that simplified the process of ordering food, buying movie tickets, and more. As per the announcement cited on a Google support page, starting this month, Duplex on the Web and its automation features will no longer be supported. Continue reading “Google shuts down ‘Duplex on the Web’ to focus on Duplex voice”
Google has announced Android 13 for TV, the newest version of its Android TV operating system. This new release includes more performance and accessibility upgrades to help our developers create interesting apps for the next generation of televisions. Here’s what’s new in Android 13 for TV. Continue reading “Android 13 for TV announced — Check out the new features”
