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Journey to the Savage Planet has crashing issues on Stadia, Google working on a fix

Months after Google acquired the studio behind it, Journey to the Savage Planet finally made its debut on Stadia early this month with new expansions and no cost for Pro subscribers. Unfortunately, Journey to the Savage Planet on Stadia faced some crashing and freezing bugs, but a fix is coming. If you take a peek at the Stadia subreddit, you’ll find many reports of Journey to the Savage…
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Google working on built-in ‘Wear OS Screen Recording’ tool

Following a small tweak to the notification experience last week, Google’s next feature for Wear OS looks to be a Screen Recording tool. Similar in implementation to screenshots, evidence of this functionality appears in an update to the Wear OS Android companion app…
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Google Calendar now lets you set split working hours, repeating OOO entries

Back in 2019, Google made the “Working Hours” feature in Calendar much more prominent to aid Digital Wellbeing efforts. Google Calendar is now adding support for split working hours, as well as creating repeat out of office (OOO) entries. As many people have experienced changes to their working environments in the past year, their work schedules have also changed—and are now often mixed…
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Samsung reportedly succeeds in bringing S Pen support to Galaxy Z Fold 3

We were impressed with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 2, and it’s genuinely looking like the third time’s the charm for the company’s main foldable lineup. According to a new report, the final piece of the puzzle for Galaxy Z Fold 3 has been finished — S Pen support. It’s no secret at this point that Samsung wants S Pen support on the Galaxy Z Fold 3, as has been reported on for quite some…
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Google Doodle honors Zitkala-Sa, American Indian composer and suffragist

Google has replaced their homepage logo with a Doodle celebrating the 145th birthday of Zitkala-Sa, a Native American musician, composer, and suffragist. Zitkala-Sa — whose name means “Red Bird” in Lakota/Lakȟótiyapi — was born on February 22, 1876, on the Yankton Indian Reserve in South Dakota. At age eight, she was recruited by Quaker missionaries to attend a local school that…
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