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Google Search will now help users to check their past queries on Google if they wish to come back to it later. This feature will reflect as “Your Related Activity” when you open the Google Search tab and you can select from any of your past page visits. It is not a major feature but it will help people in emergencies and while handling important work with ease. Read More
Google Pixel 3/Google Pixel 3 XL devices have undoubtedly the best camera you can find in the smartphone market. The image precision and quality is awesome and it is proving to be very handy for budding photographers and video makers. Having said that, you might also want to have an equally good photo editing App to make your images stand out from the crowd and have a good impression among your friends and social media followers. Here’s a list of the five best photo editing Apps for Google Pixel 3 and Google Pixel 3 XL. Read More
Google Assistant is getting smarter every day as the company is announcing newer features for the voice assistant at CES 2019. Google has mentioned them in their new blog post which explains how users can make use of the Assistant for checking-in on flights, view your boarding pass and also book hotels in advance right from the comfort of your seat. Read More
Google has finally released a fix for audio issues while recording videos on Google Pixel 3 smartphones. The update was released today and it also comes along with other minor fixes for bugs faced by the Pixel 3 users. The users of older Pixel models like Pixel 2, Pixel 2XL, Pixel and Pixel XL are also getting this new update and it is available to download for free if they are facing the same bugs. Read More
Android users have been anticipating a system wide dark mode for a while now with all the rumours and speculations in the past few months. Google has not given any confirmation yet, but hinted the dark mode in a few Apps on the Samsung One UI running on Android Pie. A complete Dark themed Android device will come with its own benefits for OLED users who have been reporting battery drains while using the normal white theme. Read More
YouTube has improved the voice search on its Android App with new features starting today. Users can now browse around the App with new commands without having to search manually for it. This will help people get faster to what’s needed and save time whenever the App is opened to search for something within it. The voice search could be regarding your history that shows all your previously seen videos or it could simply be to show your downloaded videos. Read More
The next generation of smartphones will likely be foldable and have some of the best feature packed into it. After Samsung unveiled their first foldable phone recently, Google is also joining the race to launch a foldable Pixel phone this year. The information on this development was leaked by a Twitter user named Russian blogger Eldar Murtazin who is known for previous leaks of Google Pixel 3 and Google Pixel 3 XL. Read More
Today, a video calling or a texting App cannot last much longer without having group calling feature under its belt. A new insight from Android Police shows that Google is also planning to add this very feature on its Google Duo App, similar to how WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger included them within the respective Apps in the recent update. Also, Apple had joined the club recently by launching group calls in the FaceTime App on iOS. Read More
Spams are one of those things in your smartphone which you definitely do not want to be receiving on a daily basis. Keeping this in mind, Google has introduced a spam protection feature on its Messages App. This will help users get rid of all the spam in the App’s inbox without having to worry about it or clean the junk texts manually. The feature was long overdue and it is finally here as a relief for all Android users. Read More
Android OS has been around in the smartphone industry since its launch in 2005 and many people actually fail to realise how it has changed the scenario of how people communicate in the present compared to the keypad cellular phones in the past. Also, for most of us who do not use an iOS operated iPhone, we cannot imagine a smartphone without Android. Read More