At the Google I/O, Google teased the Pixel Watch, the company’s first smartwatch, as expected. It has a circular curved screen with a domed design. It has a tactile crown along with two buttons, as rumoured. The smartwatch has a stainless steel case and will support customizable bands. Continue reading “Google Pixel Watch with fitibit integration, LTE support teased ahead of launch”
After rumours, Google has officially confirmed the launch of Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro smartphones later this fall. The company has also confirmed the design of the phones in images, and also said that these will use next-generation Tensor SoC and will run Android 13 out of the box. Continue reading “Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro with next-gen Tensor SoC teased ahead of launch”
Google just announced the Pixel 6a at its Google I/O event, as expected. The phone comes with a 6.1-inch FHD+ OLED display, is powered by Google Tensor SoC with support for 5G SA/NSA and comes with Titan M2 Security chip. These run Android 12, and will receive security updates for at least 5 years, but OS updates is at 3 years, same as Pixel 6 and 6 Pro. Continue reading “Google Pixel 6a with 6.1″ FHD+ OLED display, Google Tensor SoC, IP67 water resistant body announced; Coming to India later this year”
At the Google I/O, the company announced that it has added 24 languages to Google Translate, now supporting a total of 133 used around the globe. The company said that over 300 million people speak these newly added languages in India, Africa, Nepal and more. Continue reading “Google Translate adds 24 new languages including Assamese, Bhojpuri, Konkani and Sanskrit”
At the Google I/O, Google announced several updates to Google Maps that includes new immersive view, upgrades to eco-friendly routing and Live View support in third-party apps. Continue reading “Google Maps gets Immersive View, Live View in third-party apps and more”
After launching Android 13 beta 1 for supported Pixel smartphones last month, Google has begun sending out the first beta of Android TV 13 to developers to get them started with the firm’s latest TV platform. The Android 13 TV doesn’t quite visually differ significantly from the Android TV 12. Mishaal Rahman, Esper’s Senior Technical Editor, says that the first beta update doesn’t include features that have already been revealed, like a better picture-in-picture mode or Fast Pair integration. Continue reading “Android 13 beta for Google TV released”
Working to ensure your online passwords are safe and protected will now be simpler and easier than before due to the new Android upgrade from Google. The company is releasing an update for Chrome for Android that will keep users safe. It will use its Duplex on the Web technology to change any credentials that it thinks have been stolen in an exploit or data breach. Continue reading “Google Assistant can now reset your compromised passwords”
On the World Password Day, Apple, Google, and Microsoft have announced efforts to increase support for the FIDO Alliance, an open industry association tasked with developing and supporting authentication standards, and the World Wide Web Consortium’s passwordless sign-in standard. The new approach will help websites and apps to provide consumers with consistent, safe, and easy passwordless sign-ins across devices and platforms. Continue reading “Apple, Google and Microsoft to use new FIDO standard for passwordless sign‑ins”
The Google Pixel Buds Pro earbuds are rumored to be nearing launch. A new leak has shown the colorways for the audio device prior to any official confirmation. The new wireless earbuds are expected to be available in four colors. The Google Pixel Buds Pro, which has been speculated, is likely to succeed the Google Pixel Buds A-Series TWS earbuds. Continue reading “Pixel Buds Pro colors surface ahead of Google I/O 2022”
Today, Google hardware chief Rick Osterloh announced the company’s acquisition of Raxium, a five-year-old tech startup with MicroLED technology that could be critical in developing a new generation of augmented, virtual, and mixed reality headsets. Continue reading “Google acquires microLED startup Raxium for its AR headset”
Ross Young, a famous Display Industry analyst, has shared some display specifications of the upcoming Google Pixel Fold and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4. He claims that Pixel Fold will have a smaller cover display than Galaxy Fold4. Continue reading “Google Pixel foldable could feature a 5.8″ cover display, launch in Q4 2022”
The Pixel Watch new leak movement seems to be in full bloom, with the device expected to be announced at Google I/O next month. We’ve also seen a production version left inside a restaurant, on the inside of a box, but without a charger. This was a clever way to show the world the new hardware without revealing any of its software. Continue reading “Google Pixel Watch’s battery size surfaces, could support cellular connectivity”
Google now allows users to request that their phone numbers, physical addresses, and email addresses also known as personally identifiable info (PII) be removed from the company’s search engine results Continue reading “Google lets you remove personal data from search results”
In May, Google announced the inclusion of a “Data Safety” section in the Play Store, which is currently being implemented. The updated section will be available in full in the next few weeks, with full developer adoption set for July. Continue reading “Google Play Store’s “Data Safety” section begins rolling out”
Following the release of two developer previews in February and March, Google announced the very first Android 13 beta build is available for general testing today. And, as with all Android betas, it’s much easier to install and test than the Developer Preview builds have been. Continue reading “Android 13 Beta 1 released for eligible Pixel devices”
