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News & Reviews:   Google

  • Alphabet Inc., the parent company of tech giant Google recently announced that it will now entertain people’s requests to remove search results that contain personal information. These include phone numbers, address,  email accounts and more.

  • Google might bring spatial audio to Pixel devices with Android 13

    Google might bring spatial audio to Pixel devices with Android 13

    Android users might get an exciting audio feature with the upcoming Android 13. According to the sourcespatial audio, which is already available on the iPhones, might be making its way to the Google Pixel phones with future Android 13 betas.

  • Google has a new 'Switch to Android' app for iOS users to transfer data

    Google has a new 'Switch to Android' app for iOS users to transfer data

    Switching from iOS to Android might be easier with the new 'Switch to Android' app developed by Google. However, the app is still not publicly available yet, though you still can try out some basic stuff by downloading it through a private link.

  • Have you ever tried to look up something on Google Search and can’t quite describe in words what exactly you’re looking? Well, the tech giant now has a new feature to help you with just that, which allows users to search using text and images at the same time.

    Announced by Search Product Manager, Belinda Zeng via a Google blogpost yesterday, the new feature is called ‘multisearch’ and will be embedded within Google Lens. First teased by Google in its ‘Search ON’ event in September last year, the multisearch feature is available as a beta in English within the United States starting yesterday.

  • Google Docs now supports emoji reactions for a less formal alternative to comments

    Google Docs now supports emoji reactions for a less formal alternative to comments

    If you’ve ever been lost for words at what to comment on a document by your colleague, then this new feature coming to Google Docs is made just for you. Currently rolling out to users, Google Docs now supports emoji reactions!

    Announced via its Google Workspace Updates blog, Google said that the new feature provides users with a less formal alternative to comments when expressing their opinions. Furthermore, Google also confirmed that the feature supports all emojis available in the latest Emoji 14.0 release.

  • Google Maps will start showing toll prices and more navigation details on the app soon

    Google Maps will start showing toll prices and more navigation details on the app soon

    Google is updating its Google Maps platform with a slew of helpful new features that would make your journey easier and more convenient. These include showing users toll prices before they start navigating and even display traffic lights on the selected route.

    Shared by Google Maps Proudct Manager, Rubén Lozano-Aguilera in a blogpost yesterday, toll prices for nearly 2000 toll roads in Indonesia, Japan, India and the US will start to be shown this month. Furthermore, it will make its way to other countries, including Malaysia ‘soon’.

  • Android 13 may make SIM cards obsolete by allowing connection to two carriers on a single eSIM

    Android 13 may make SIM cards obsolete by allowing connection to two carriers on a single eSIM

    Google is reportedly working on a feature that would allow for devices running Android 13 to support multiple profiles on a single eSIM. This would essentially allow users to connect to more than one carrier with a single eSIM and make SIM cards obsolete.

    Senior technical editor for Android developer platform Esper, Mishaal Rahman in a blog post last Thursday alluded to this feature coming to the big Android 13 update. However, no release date timeframe for the update was mentioned.

  • If you think your texting game is a bit dry and want to spice things up a bit, then Gboard has got the perfect tool for you. Currently being rolled out to users of the virtual keyboard, Gboard is adding a ‘magic wand’ button that would fill your text with emojis!

    As reported by 9to5google, users that have gotten the update said that a new magic wand button would now appear at the top right of the keyboard. Pressing on it will then fill what you’ve written with emojis.

  • YouTube is working on a feature that lets users react to videos at specific times with emojis

    YouTube is working on a feature that lets users react to videos at specific times with emojis

    YouTube is testing a new way for you to react to the videos, rather than an old-school thumbs up or just plain comments. According to the latest report, the video streaming platform is experimenting with time-specific emoji reactions, which is something that you'll definitely find familiar.

  • Google could launch a Nest Hub with detachable tablet in 2022

    Google could launch a Nest Hub with detachable tablet in 2022

    Google might be planning to make a detachable version of the Nest Hub. According to 9to5Google, a new Nest Hub that features a dockable tablet form factor where the screen separates from a base/speaker is currently in the works and could launch in 2022.


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