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Which Pixel 9 do you actually want? [Poll]
The Google Pixel 9 series looks to be a pretty big shakeup from the pattern established since the big Tensor reboot, with three models to pick from. So, the question obviously begs to be asked – which one do you actually want?
Expand Expanding CloseGemini updated to automatically start Google Maps navigation
The work to make Gemini a better phone assistant continues, with Google recently updating it to automatically start Maps navigation “when you ask for directions.”
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Keep tests floating bottom bar or a new FAB [U]
Earlier this year, Google Chat introduced a floating bottom bar, and Google Keep for Android is following suit.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Pixel supports Right to Repair bill, ‘parts assemblies’ over lone components [U]
One of the last Pixel announcements of 2023 was the launch of a Diagnostic App and repair manuals. The company today endorsed a proposed Right to Repair bill in Oregon and published a white paper explaining its position with the Pixel as an example.
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Ahead of the Ai Pin launching in the coming weeks, Humane is detailing more about the experience, including how it will have some basic Google Photos integration.
Expand Expanding CloseReview: Honor Magic V2 RSR is a pricier version of the most impressive foldable
Foldables have come a long way over the past few years. Last September, I had the opportunity to play with the Honor Magic V2. At the time, it was the thinnest, coolest, and most technically advanced foldable I had ever felt, and it arguably still is. It was nearly as thin as any normal candy bar phone, had a massive battery, support for a stylus on both displays, and impressive camera specs. Since then, I’ve been able to spend much more time with the newer, better version of it – the Honor Magic V2 RSR.
Expand Expanding CloseThese are the Google Pixel cases and watch bands 9to5Google readers are using
Are you looking for a new case or watch band for Google Pixel? We’ve recently asked our community what they’ve been using, and these are their recommendations.
Expand Expanding CloseChrome for Android may soon help ‘declutter’ your too many tabs
If you’ve ever opened enough tabs on your phone to swap the indicator to a smiley face ( :D ), Chrome for Android has just the “declutter” feature you need in the works.
Expand Expanding CloseUltra HDR: Why photos are so bright, and how to turn it off
The cameras we use in Android phones have improved alongside the displays we look at so much so that photos take on a completely different look, sometimes appearing on the screen incredibly bright. This guide will break down why Ultra HDR does that and how you can turn it off.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Maps getting ‘cleaner home screen’ with simplified bottom bar
In addition to a trio of announcements around lists ahead of the summer travel season, Google Maps will be simplifying its bottom bar on mobile.
Expand Expanding Close‘Hulu on Disney+’ launches today, new logo starts showing on Android and Google TV
After a few months of beta testing, “Hulu on Disney+” is officially launching today, and with a new app icon now showing up on Android too.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Maps going all-in on lists for recommendations
Besides search, reviews, and photos, Google Maps wants to help you find places to visit using lists from its community and third-parties.
Expand Expanding CloseCircle to Search coming to Pixel 6 series, Fold, and more, adding in-line translations
Following the Pixel 8 and 7 series, Circle to Search is finally coming to all Tensor-powered Pixel devices.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Pixel 7a lands at $374, Galaxy Buds Pro 2 $180, HP Chromebook Plus, more
Need something more affordable than all the Android smartphone deals we’ve been sharing lately? The Google Pixel 7a is just the device now that it drops to $374. That comes joined by a chance to save $50 on Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 2 Pro at $180 as well as HP’s 2-in-1 Chromebook Plus x360 at $459. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.
Expand Expanding CloseSamsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 may have the same 25W charging speed
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 foldables reportedly won’t get a charging upgrade, as both devices may be stuck with the same rate as previous iterations.
Expand Expanding CloseYouTube announces ‘jump ahead’ experimental feature for Premium users
YouTube is consistently rolling out new features to a small set of users before they become widely available, known as “experiments.” The latest one called “jump ahead” skips to the best parts of a YouTube video for you.
Expand Expanding CloseLatest Google Pixel 9 leak reveals third model with two cameras, smaller display
Google’s Pixel 9 lineup will look pretty different according to the latest leaks which reveal a third, smaller Pixel 9 device that would be sold alongside the Pro models.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle on how LLMs compare to ML systems for ads safety
Google is working to adopt large language models (LLMs) everywhere. One such area is ads safety, with Google detailing such efforts in its 2023 report.
Expand Expanding CloseSamsung says Google’s Circle to Search is more popular than its Galaxy AI features
The Galaxy S24 series debuted earlier this year with a heavy focus on AI but, according to Samsung itself, the company isn’t even responsible for its “most popular” AI feature – Circle to Search.
Expand Expanding ClosePSA: Assistant ‘stop/turn off’ command deletes all Google Clock alarms on Android
In a rather egregious oversight, one Google Assistant command can delete all the alarms in Google Clock for Android.
Expand Expanding CloseSome Galaxy AI features will depend on what device you’re using – here’s the full list
Samsung has officially announced the rollout of Galaxy AI features to 2023 Galaxy devices such as Galaxy S23 and Tab S9. Here are which features are supported on each device.
Expand Expanding CloseVisible+ gains free smartwatch service, faster hotspot, more
Verizon’s MVNO carrier Visible is enhancing its premium Visible+ plans with a handful of new features, including smartwatch service and a faster hotspot, all for the same price.
Expand Expanding CloseSamsung confirms One UI 6.1 update starts rolling out this week for these Galaxy devices
After first debuting on Galaxy S24, Samsung has officially confirmed that One UI 6.1 is set to roll out to select Galaxy devices on March 28. Here’s what you should know.
Expand Expanding CloseXbox Cloud Gaming rolls out mouse and keyboard support in beta
The web version of Xbox Cloud Gaming has lacked mouse and keyboard support until today. The company is enabling mouse and keyboard support in open beta.
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