Google Photos is rolling out a number of updates to Memories, like sharing, while Android and iOS is also getting an advanced collage editor.
Since [September 2019], Memories has become one of Photos’ most beloved features, with more than 3.5 billion Memories viewed each month.
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Memories appear at the top of the photo grid, and are getting their “biggest update” since launch. More…
Samsung September 2022 update rolling out for these Galaxy devices
September 15, 2022
Samsung has gained a reputation as one of the better Android device makers in terms of releasing updates in a timely manner. The latest Android security update for September 2022 has begun rolling out to these Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets.
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Just last week, the Nest Hub Max was updated with another way to skip “Hey Google.” This currently only works for certain commands, but Google Assistant will eventually let you make custom Quick Phrases.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 5 has only been on the market for a few weeks, but it’s already getting its second update which brings “performance improvements.”
Verizon released a changelog this week for an update headed to its Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, specifically for the LTE-capable versions of both smartwatches. From what we can tell, this update is being released only for LTE…
What cameras fully integrate with the Google Home app
September 15, 2022
The beauty of smart home systems like Google Home is that you can connect tons of different devices from a plethora of different manufacturers. How well those devices work with Google Home is a complicated matter, however. We’ll go over cameras that work well with the…
Google Play Store redesign for Wear OS starts appearing [U: Rolled back]
September 15, 2022
As telegraphed by September’s Google Play system update, the Wear OS Play Store is beginning to get its new redesign.
Update 9/14: In recent days, this redesign has disappeared for most people that originally got it in a sign that Google’s not ready to launch it.
Google scales back Area 120 by half, refocuses on ‘AI-first’ projects
September 15, 2022
Google is scaling back its experimental Area 120 division by half, refocusing the group on “AI-first” projects.
Since 2016, Area 120 has served as Google’s “in-house incubator,” giving employees an opportunity to build upon experimental ideas full time, rather than in their “20% time.” The division has been responsible for features that we now take for granted, like smart replies on…
While it still feels like Samsung’s latest smartphone launch was just a few days ago, we’re now entering leak season for the company’s next flagship. The Galaxy S23 series is due out in February if last year’s pattern holds true, and the timing of a new battery…
How to reset your Galaxy Watch 5 or 5 Pro and why you might want to
September 15, 2022
No smartwatch is perfect, and Samsung’s Galaxy Watch line has a track record of random bugs and issues. While fixable on the Galaxy Watch 5, most of these bugs require you to perform a factory reset on the watch, which is straightforward and not as inconvenient as it would…
The steady stream of leaks about the new “Chromecast with Google TV (HD)” continues today with rumored US pricing and a series of marketing images.
According to SnoopyTech on Twitter this afternoon, the “Chromecast with Google TV (HD)” costs $40 in the United States. The exact price is presumably $39.99, which is more expensive than presumed. Today’s reliable source also says Google’s…
