Google has unveiled a range of updates for Fact Check Explorer, building upon the features initially revealed during Global Fact 10. These updates focus on broadening Google’s toolkit for academics, fact checkers, journalists, and individuals seeking to independently verify information. Continue reading “Google Fact Check Explorer gets image search in beta”
YouTube is reportedly testing a more aggressive stance against ad blockers, as reported by a Reddit user (Reddit_n_Me). The new popup message includes three numbered white boxes, warning users that their video player will be blocked after three instances of ad blocking. Continue reading “YouTube said to be testing stricter policies for ad-blockers”
Google has announced that repair parts for the Pixel Fold will be made available through iFixit. This partnership was initially established in April 2022, with Google and iFixit collaborating to provide repair kits for the Pixel phone series. According to a Google spokesperson, this arrangement will also extend to the Pixel Fold devices. Continue reading “Google to offer official Pixel Fold parts for DIY repair”
According to Ars Technica’s Ron Amadeo, the Pixel Fold foldable device had a short lifespan of only four days due to various design flaws, as reported by him. Continue reading “Reviewer’s Pixel Fold allegedly dead in four days”
YouTube is reportedly conducting internal testing of a new feature that allows users to play online games on their desktop through the YouTube website or on their iOS and Android devices using the YouTube app. Continue reading “YouTube reportedly testing new online gaming feature”
In a bid to foster the growth of startups beyond India’s major cities, Google launched its virtual Startup School in collaboration with Startup India last year. The overwhelming response to the program prompted the announcement of the second edition, set to commence on July 11, 2023. Continue reading “Google Startup School 2023 announced in India”
YouTube has unveiled a new AI-powered feature aimed at breaking down language barriers and facilitating video dubbing in various languages. During the recent VidCon event, YouTube announced that it will be leveraging the expertise of the Aloud team, an AI-powered dubbing service developed within Google’s Area 120 incubator. Continue reading “YouTube introduces Aloud AI-powered dubbing feature”
The upcoming Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro are still a few months away from release, but leaked wallpapers have surfaced, offering a glimpse into the aesthetic of these smartphones. Continue reading “Google Pixel 8 and 8 Pro color variants, wallpapers surface”
Google has introduced new features for iOS users that allow them to search using images, translate sites, create calendar events and access Map addresses directly within Chrome on their iPhone or iPad. The latest updates include: Continue reading “Google Chrome for iOS is getting mini Google Maps, Enhanced translation and more”
Google is reportedly in talks with Indian suppliers to assemble its Pixel smartphones, following in the footsteps of Apple’s strategy to diversify beyond China. There were reports regarding Google moving some Pixel production to India back in September. Continue reading “Google reportedly plans to manufacture Pixel phones in India”
The recently launched Google Pixel 7a, equipped with the Google Tensor G2 SoC, has drawn attention due to an interesting revelation shared by tipster kamila (@Za_Raczke) on Twitter. According to Kamila, Pixel 7a utilizes a different variant of the Tensor G2, which may not perform as well as the version found in the Pixel 7. Continue reading “Pixel 7a allegedly uses a customized Tensor G2 SoC”
After the details about the Google Tensor G3 SoC, and the camera specifications, display specifications of the Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro have surfaced, thanks to Android Authority. Continue reading “Google Pixel 8 with smaller 6.1″ 120Hz FHD+ and Pixel 8 Pro with 6.7″ 120Hz QHD+ flat OLED display surfaces”
Google has started sending on emails to the users of Album Archive before shutting it down on July 19, 2023. Album Archive lets you view and manage album content from some Google products within Album Archive. Continue reading “Google is shutting down Album Archive in July”
Google is taking action against scammers who use fake reviews and listings to deceive and exploit consumers. In order to protect businesses and consumers, Google has launched a consumer protection case against a bad actor engaged in fraudulent operations. This case serves as a warning that Google will not tolerate product misuse. Continue reading “Google takes legal action to stop fake review scams”
Google has introduced two new AI-powered features to enhance its online shopping experience: a detailed search option for clothes and an AR Try-On feature that shows how clothing looks on different body types. Continue reading “Google introduces AI-Powered Virtual Try-On for Online Shopping”
