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Google Photos brings photo and canvas prints to Canada, Europe

The Google Photos Print store, which is most known for books, is expanding its offerings in Europe and Canada. This applies to photo and canvas prints that have been available in the US and other places for sometime now. The Print store can be accessed from the top-left corner of Google Photos on Android and iOS. There’s also the web interface for a more optimal editing experience, while the…
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With Samsung unveiling the Z Flip 4, when will we see Apple’s first foldable iPhone?

Samsung will unveil the next generation of its foldable phones on August 10. In its fourth year of folding smartphones, the question remains: when will Apple be part of the trend and launch its first foldable iPhone? Reports about a future foldable iPhone are sparse. The last time we covered a rumor was a couple of months ago when The Elec said Apple started developing a new type of display for…
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YouTube Music updated to support new Android 13 media controls

One of the major visual changes in Android 13 is a redesign of media controls, and YouTube Music has just been updated to support the new style. Apps need to target API level 33 to take advantage of the new design. Otherwise, all controls appear at the very bottom of the…
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Google Photos gets ‘View screenshots’ app shortcut on Android

As of late, Google Photos has been emphasizing screenshots and the Android app now offers an app shortcut to quickly view them. Long-pressing on the app icon reveals the addition of “View screenshots” alongside “Free up space” and “I’m Feeling Lucky.” It’s the first app shortcut to appear and takes you to your device’s “Screenshots” folder, which features the recently tweaked…
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Google explored some wild Chrome icons during the redesign

With version 100 in late March, Google released a Chrome icon redesign across the desktop and mobile apps. An interview today with the team behind the revamp shares some interesting details about the process. For example, before the 2008 launch, a rocket ship featuring a red…
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Popular Android launcher, Lawnchair, takes code from Pixel Launcher, not just features

The popular third-party Android launcher, Lawnchair, has lost part of its development team due to concerns about the app’s use of code taken from Google’s own Pixel Launcher. One of the key elements of the Pixel series is its launcher, regarded by some for its clean design and seamless integration with Google Search, Assistant, and Discover. When using another Android phone, it can be easy to…
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