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Google can now show 250+ cars in detail using the same tech as 3D Animals [Updated]

December 22, 2020

The ability to see AR models of animals, scientific objects, and more in Google Search proved to be a viral trend and a useful tool amid the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, and the tech is about to get an upgrade. Now, you can see 3D models of new cars in Google Search using the same AR tech that brought you 3D animals, but with a bit of a twist. Announced during October’s “Search On” event…

Galaxy S21 rumors: What to expect at Unpacked 2021 [Video]

December 22, 2020

While 2020 might have been a year to forget for obvious reasons, 2021 looks a lot brighter. With rumors of a proposed Unpacked event planned for early January, Galaxy S21 series leaks are reaching a tipping point. The upcoming flagship series is coming earlier than ever…

Samsung’s new wallpapers from Galaxy S21 leak with a familiar aesthetic [Gallery]

December 22, 2020

The Galaxy S21 series is around the corner and expected to bring with it new specs, new features, and updated hardware. Now, we’re getting a look at the Galaxy S21’s wallpapers, which have been made available for download ahead of the launch. While early releases for…

Material Gallery collaborative app migrating to Google Photos storage, quota

December 22, 2020

Material Gallery is essentially Google Slides for designers wanting to upload mockups and screenshots for collaborative feedback. Google is now moving Material Gallery’s backend to Google Photos early next year. An email to users today touts how “Gallery will now have the dependability of the Google Photos infrastructure for Gallery file upload and storage.” Google says this will provide a…

Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2 render leaks with bold red color returning

December 22, 2020

At the start of this month, a rumor suggested that Samsung was working on a follow-up to the premium Chrome OS device that it announced in January. A render of the Galaxy Chromebook 2 has now leaked and leaves little to the imagination. Evan Blass today shared a render on…

Chrome OS login screen getting minor Google Material Theme tweak

December 22, 2020

Chrome OS’s login page is set to get a minor design change next year, giving the password field a design inspired by the Google Material Theme. Google’s successor to Material Design is “Material Theming,” which gives developers the tools to craft their own unique…

Motorola announces Android 11 plans for over 20 phones, for most their only update

December 22, 2020

At one time Motorola was as good as it got for Android updates, at times beating even Google’s own phones to the punch. That was back when Nexus phones were a thing, though, and a whole lot has changed in the years since. Now, Motorola is among the worst Android OEMs when it comes to updates, and the company’s Android 11 plans… well, they’re not helping that. In a blog post today…

Google Store delays Nest Detect restock from year’s end to early 2021

December 22, 2020

In late October, Google released a statement committing to continued software support for the Nest Secure. As part of that, it promised that more Nest Detect sensors would be coming by the end of 2020, but the Google Store will no longer be hitting that deadline following a…

Samsung Galaxy S21 appears in a new set of official renders

December 21, 2020

We’ve seen the Galaxy S21 family in countless leaks, renders and even a review with just under a month ahead of their official announcement. Today we get another look at entry-level vanilla S21 in a set of official-looking renders in all four of its launch…

OnePlus certifies a 33W charger, another midranger likely incoming

December 21, 2020

2020 was a crazy year that brought us a lot of surprises and OnePlus getting into the mid-range market was one of those. And it seems that there are no signs of slowing down as a newly surfaced TUV Rheinland certificate suggests that another budget phone is on its way. The certificate itself mentions OnePlus’ name and a 33W-rated wall charger and since OnePlus has already moved its flagship…