Google Photos is getting another visual design overhaul, features a pill-shaped nav drawer  Google Photos appears to be testing a significant interface overhaul. As reported by @Nail_Sadykov, an editor for the Google News Telegram Channel, there’s a fresh Google Photos UI design making the rounds, and it seems to divert quite significantly from Google’s current design principles. Most notably, it swaps out the usual bottom navigation bar, traditionally […] Read More ChromeOS 115 is arriving on schedule and full of fun, new updates  Right on schedule, ChromeOS 115 is arriving on a Chromebook near you and unlike the last few 4-week updates, this one has quite a few new tricks up its sleeve. A few, small, handy updates are here to join in with a couple larger features that we’ve been testing for a few months at this […] Read More Chrome continues its work on the Tab Groups Save feature, but it's still busted and useless  Chrome introduced the idea of saving tab groups for later a long time ago. In fact, we first reported on it over two years ago! Since then, Google has done little to develop the feature. Worse still, it’s done little to even make it usable. From creating the feature to showing saved tab groups on […] Read More Google Assistant is finally going to get a bit of generative AI  Google Assistant looks to finally be on the receiving end of some generative AI and will soon be able to condense long passages of website text into manageable, clear-cut summaries. An update is being worked on in the Google app beta version 14.29 and a new “Summarize” feature has been spotted by 9to5 Google that […] Read More Pokémon Sleep is now available and it could be a game changer for your kids' bedtime routine  Pokémon trainers (and masters alike) have been eagerly awaiting the release of Pokémon Sleep for the past four years, and the day has finally arrived. The app, now available for download on both Android and iOS, aims not only to promote more sleep, but also to enhance the quality of your sleep. More interestingly, it […] Read More Google's Tensor G3 in the Pixel 8 will be more powerful, but here's what it needs to be truly great  Google’s Tensor G3, the newest version of the company’s silicon set to power the upcoming Pixel 8 series, and from the looks of it, Tensor G3 will be an upgrade over G2 in some key ways. Detailed by Android Authority, the new chip’s spec sheet certainly promises better overall performance, a more-modern core layout, advanced […] Read More Chrome's tab strip on Android tablets is ridiculous and it needs to borrow from ChromeOS  Tablets – as a general tech item – are here to stay. While the iPad still rules the day, Android tablets have carved out a niche thanks primarily to their versatility and usually lower prices. With the release of the Pixel Tablet, I really tried to give Android tablets a real try again, but I […] Read More Google Messages is taking a big step towards interoperable messaging with MLS standard  There’s no way around it: messaging has become an integral part of daily life for most of us. From personal conversations to business communications, we need messaging platforms to connect with others on a daily basis. And while many services offer end-to-end encryption, they often limit that security to conversations happening only inside their own […] Read More See how apps look and feel on each of your devices with this upcoming Play Store update  If you’ve ever questioned how an app might appear or operate on your specific device before downloading it, this upcoming Google Play Store update is going to be your new best friend. Google has been consistently working hard over the past several years to enhance both device compatibility for apps and the delivery of pertinent […] Read More YouTube Premium gets a two dollar price hike, now costs $13.99 every month  Google is once again raising the price of YouTube Premium. This time, the service will go up by an additional two dollars, peaking at $13.99 instead of the previous $11.99 USD. That’s an increase that, although seemingly small in the monthly scheme of things, leads to an additional $20 per year out of your pocket […] Read More |
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