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Google Meet tile view comes to mobile, starting on iOS with 48-person iPad layout [Update]

Last year, Google’s video calling app gained an improved desktop layout to help you see everyone in large meetings. The Google Meet tile view is now coming to the mobile apps, starting with iOS. Update 3/15: Google has provided more details about the upcoming tile view. It will begin rolling out to Android at the end of March. On phones (including iOS), you can see up to eight square video…
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Getting to trustworthy AI

Join Transform 2021 for the most important themes in enterprise AI & Data. Learn more. Artificial intelligence will be key to helping humanity travel to new frontiers and solve problems that today seem insurmountable. It enhances human expertise, makes predictions more…
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Will the iPhone 13 feature under-display Touch ID? Here’s what we know so far

Rumors suggest that Apple will likely add under-display Touch ID on iPhone 13. At the same time, with the Apple Watch unlock feature on iOS 14.5, the company points to another year with only Face ID biometric authentication. Here’s what we know so far. Barclays analysts, Bloomberg, and Wall Street Journal have published in the past few months that Apple is testing or is likely to add…
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LG Stylo 7, Samsung A82, more show up on Google support doc, hinting at incoming releases [Updated]

Google has updated a support document today, adding references to unreleased devices from seven different Android makers, including the LG Stylo 7 and Samsung A82. Google maintains a list of devices that are compatible with their “Google Play Services for AR” — previously known as ARCore — which powers augmented reality experiences like the 3D animals available in Google Search. On the…
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Google must face $5 billion lawsuit over Chrome incognito mode tracking complaints

The world’s most popular browser, Google Chrome, is the source is a lawsuit that Google will soon face. A judge recently ruled that Google will have to face a lawsuit from plaintiffs who accuse the Chrome browser of tracking users while they use incognito mode. A class action lawsuit filed in the United States alleges that Google Chrome still allows websites to collect personal information on…
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