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Google announced today that it has begun rolling out Android developer verification to all developers. This is the previously announced verification system that will force developers outside of Google Play to register and verify their identity in order for their apps to be installable on Android devices. While that’s big news, it’s not for most...
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To make your messaging experience as robust as possible, Google is rolling out a Trash to the Google Messages app. We’ve seen this in testing (through beta) for some time, but those with stable all appear to be getting the new feature this week. Wait, a Trash option in Google Messages – who needs that?... Read the original post: Google Messages Gets a Trash Bin Read more ›
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We loved Google Now and still miss it to this day. I still look back at that as peak Android in a way. Google Now was one of those features we used so often, because it was a swipe away and gave us all of the information about our day. And then Google did what... Read the original post: Google Now Could Return With the Power of Gemini Read more ›
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Switching from an iPhone to an Android phone isn’t an uncommon thing, but when it happens and someone feels enough excitement about the change that they share their experiences, we like to point those out in case you happen to be on the fence about a similar move. That happened this week over on reddit,... Read the original post: iPhone Guy Switches to Pixel 10 and Immediately Realizes How Good... Read more ›
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We can’t seem to go a week at this point without Google pushing out several upgrades and changes to its Google Home products. From Gemini for Home to bug and reliability fixes, we’re really starting to see Gemini and Google Home take shape before that new speaker arrives later this year. As an example, we... Read the original post: Gemini for Google Home Keeps Getting Huge Upgrades Read more ›
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For several years now, Google has run a referral program for Pixel phone owners. They don’t seem to advertise it much, but yesterday, they sent out a friendly reminder to notify owners of Pixel devices that they can refer friends and family and receive a $50 credit each time. On the referral side, your homies... Read the original post: Pixel Owners, Refer People and Get $50 Every Time Read more ›
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Those who follow the foldable hardware scene, you’ve undoubtedly heard about the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide that should be released this year by Samsung. It’s said to launch alongside the standard Galaxy Z Fold 8, but as its name suggests, it’s wider. In related news, it appears Samsung is at least considering the... Read the original post: Galaxy Z TriFold Wide in the Works at Samsung? Read more ›
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If you’ve started taking advantage of the Gemini quick access panel in Chrome, Google is introducing a new feature to help you run regularly-used prompts. The new feature is called Chrome Skills and it acts as a library for the AI prompts you use often. We talked about the Gemini side panel for Chrome back... Read the original post: Chrome Skills Are Saved AI Prompts You Can Re-Use Read more ›
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Taking $250 off the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro XL gets you a “Pro” phone for a really great price. But what if you don’t need the “Pro” stuff and just want a really great phone for an even better price? Enter the Pixel 10. Google’s non-Pro Pixel 10 device is also $250... Read the original post: Grab This Pixel 10 for Just $550 Read more ›
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Samsung is raising prices on select phone and tablet models with increased storage capacity. Base model pricing goes unchanged, but with increased costs on Samsung’s part, that cost jump for memory appears to be headed directly to the consumer. For example, a Galaxy Z Flip 7 (512GB) would have cost you $1219 previously, but the... Read the original post: Samsung Raises Prices on Galaxy Phones With Increased Storage Read more ›
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