This afternoon, Google dropped a bit of a surprise update on its Pixel line-up. Android 17 Beta 4.1 was released as a minor update to April’s Beta 4, which Google said at the time would be the “last scheduled beta” of the cycle before things went stable. I guess they needed one last bug-fixer. The... Read the original post: Android 17 Beta 4.1 Update Surprises Pixels Read more ›
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Years ago, we’d hear stories about people finding unreleased tech products out in the wild. The most famous might be the time when someone happened upon an unreleased iPhone, which was then photographed and posted online. Apple got all sorts of mad. We don’t really see that happen all too often anymore. However, someone says... Read the original post: Pixel Watch 5 Discovered While Scuba Diving? Read more ›
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Inside the latest beta for Google Messages, improved customization options for your individual chat threads appears to be ready for mass rollout. Google has been working on these features for a bit now, as code surfaced back in April which detailed what we could expect. Now we have actual screenshots of the app with the... Read the original post: Google Messages Getting Wallpapers for Your Chats Read more ›
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People seem to still be patiently awaiting the launch of the Gemini-powered Google Home Speaker, first detailed by Google eight(!) months ago as of today. I’m not kidding, it’s been eight months, people. Spotted on the Best Buy Canada website, a release date is shown as June 25. This date is not shown on the... Read the original post: Retailer Suggests Google Home Speaker Launch This Month Read more ›
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The new Google Health app has not arrived without controversy. Not only did the app kill off the Fitbit app, it brought with it a major UI overhaul to an app that so many had grown familiar and comfortable with after years of use. Thankfully, enough users have shared their feedback with Google that they... Read the original post: Here’s the Best Way to Setup the New Google Health App Read more ›
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Google’s new Fitbit Air is generally available this week and if it was something you had your eye on, it can be purchased and slapped on a wrist within a few days. We’ve been testing a review unit for almost 3 weeks now and figured that was plenty of time to get you some final... Read the original post: REVIEW: Fitbit Air is Really Great for $99 Read more ›
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Google’s new Fitbit Air is generally available this week and if it was something you had your eye on, it can be purchased and slapped on a wrist within a few days. We’ve been testing a review unit for almost 3 weeks now and figured that was plenty of time to get you some final... Read the original post: REVIEW: Fitbit Air is Really Great for $99 Read more ›
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A fresh document scanning experience is rolling out to Google Drive on Android devices. With this update, users can scan multiple pages at once and Drive will split them into separate docs automatically. There is also duplicate detection to make sure you aren’t scanning the same page multiple times, and Auto Best Frame to ensure... Read the original post: Google Drive’s New Document Scanning Experience Rolling Out Read more ›
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I am very much invested into the Google smart home ecosystem. I have had a Nest x Yale smart lock, Nest video doorbell, plus all of the Nest Hub and smart speakers for controlling everything. However, I cannot deny that the Nest x Yale smart lock that was on my front door seemed to lack... Read the original post: Aqara U400 Smart Lock Easily Replaced My Nest Smart Lock Read more ›
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Earlier in the month, Samsung pushed the One UI 8.5 update to both the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7. That update included the April security patch. This week, both devices are getting brought up to the May security patch. The May patch is the only item included in the changelog, but... Read the original post: Samsung May Update Rolling Out to These Devices Read more ›
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Another round of Samsung May updates have arrived today, this time on the previous generation foldables and one of the Galaxy S phones that may not be supported for much longer. If you own a Galaxy Z Fold 6, Flip 6, Fold 5, Flip 5, Galaxy S22 Ultra, Galaxy S22+, or Galaxy S22, you are... Read the original post: Samsung May Updates Keep Rolling Read more ›
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YouTube is rolling out new features catered to podcast enjoyers who subscribe to YouTube Premium. There are three new features: On-the-go Mode, Auto speed, and Ask Music. On-the-go Mode allows you to enjoy “listener-friendly” controls while on the go. Available first on Android and coming soon to iOS, it’s basically a reworked controls page that... Read the original post: YouTube Premium Gets New Features for Podcast Listeners Read more ›
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Google’s new Fitbit Air is generally available this week and if it was something you had your eye on, it can be purchased and slapped on a wrist within a few days. We’ve been testing a review unit for almost 3 weeks now and figured that was plenty of time to get you some final... Read the original post: REVIEW: Fitbit Air is Really Great for $99 Read more ›
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Google is getting the Pixel Buds app in line with its other apps by updating the icon to the new gradient look, as well as introducing a new feature. The app icon can be seen above. As you can see, it fits in well with Google’s other gradient icons. While we could also say it... Read the original post: Pixel Buds App Gets New Icon Read more ›
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Oura Ring, the leader in of the smart ring space, announced Oura Ring 5 today. The new ring is more expensive and also completely redesigned into a case that is incredibly thin. The new Oura Ring 5 is 40% smaller than the Oura Ring 4, which is pretty wild to think about. It’s only 2.28mm... Read the original post: New Oura Ring 5 Goes Crazy Thin Read more ›
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Following the release of One UI 8.5 to most top tier Galaxy devices, Samsung has moved back into the monthly patch arena. The May Samsung update is rolling out to most devices at this point, the latest being the Galaxy S26 series. From a changes side of things, this update is minor, as it should... Read the original post: Galaxy S26 Owners, This New Update Dropped Read more ›
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Google continues its push to improve Gemini for Home, as well as adding new features for the Google Home app. And for Apple Music users, this update is also very welcomed. Google highlights expanded ability to perform multiple actions in a single command. For example, “Set a 20 minute timer for the chicken, start the... Read the original post: Gemini for Home Gets More Improvements, Apple Music Playback Restored Read more ›
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During Google I/O, when talking about a new tier of Google AI Ultra plans, Google mentioned that Google Health Premium would soon be included in plans in the Google AI Pro and higher tiers. We assumed that would go live once the full rollout of Google Health happened and the Fitbit Air arrived and that... Read the original post: Google Health Premium Added to Google AI Pro Plan Read more ›
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Owners of a supported Google Pixel device should run over to Amazon and pick up a Pixelsnap case for as much as 54% off, if you don’t already own one. These cases are designed for the entire Pixel 10 range, including the Pixel 10 Pro and Pixel 10 Pro Fold. Thanks to this deal, you... Read the original post: Pixelsnap Cases for $22 Seems Great Read more ›
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The Google Health update to Fitbit has certainly had its share of haters. The change to Google Health is not small and the freakout from long-time Fitbit users was probably expected, at least on some level, by Google. People aren’t typically that accepting of major shake-ups to anything, especially when it’s something that takes up... Read the original post: Google Just Promised 39+ New Features and Fixes for Google Health... Read more ›
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