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Google’s Travel website to stop creating trip summaries

From 2016–2019, the Google Trips app made for a great little utility that grouped together travel details and stored everything offline. Some of that functionality lived on in google.com/travel after the Android and iOS client was deprecated, but trip summaries are now going away this year. According to a notice on google.com/travel, “Trip summaries won’t be available anymore beginning May…
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Google has discontinued the Glass Enterprise Edition

Google has announced today that it will no longer be selling its Glass Enterprise Edition 2 headsets, with support set to be discontinued later this year. After the commercial failure of its original Google Glass headsets, the company segued the AR product into a solution…
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Google makes new Messages read receipt icons official, invites feedback

After testing in October, Google Messages looks to be widely rolling out a redesign of read receipts with icons replacing words (sent, delivered, and read). Update 3/15: Google has updated its support documentation to explain the new Messages Read Receipt icons: Timer: Your message is being sent. Single check: Your message has been sent. Double check: Your message has been…
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Android 13 QPR3 Beta 1 rolling out to Pixel phones

Following the stable launch of QPR2 on Monday, Google is rolling out Android 13 QPR3 Beta 1 today to Pixel phones. Here’s everything new in Android 13 QPR3 Beta 1 [Gallery] QPR3 will see its consumer launch in June, and be the last major quarterly update for Android 13. Google previously implied that it wouldn’t publicly test QPR3 and go straight from the 13 QPR2 Beta to the 14…
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Here’s everything new in Android 13 QPR3 Beta 1 [Gallery]

Android 13 QPR3 Beta 1 is rolling out today to continue the preview cycle ahead of a June stable release. Over the coming days, we’ll dive into all of Android 13 QPR3 Beta 1’s new features and every single change. (The newest updates will be at the top of this list. Be…
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Google Pixel 7a and Nothing Ear (2) show up at Bluetooth SIG

Ahead of the two devices’ upcoming launches, the Google Pixel 7a and Nothing Ear (2) have gotten approval from the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG). In recent weeks, leaks and rumors about Google’s next mid-range phone, the Pixel 7a, have been significantly ramping up. Thanks to a retailer leak, we know what colors the phone will come in at launch, along with a likely June release…
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