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Google spoke on new hardware configurations for the Pixel laptops at the Cloud Next 2019 conference today. This could well be an indication that Google is developing new laptops and tablets based on this new hardware announcement. Google already has the Pixelbook and the Pixel Slate devices currently on sale, which comes with its own set of advantages and limitations. Read More
Google Duplex was recently found to be available in 43 states of the US, with the company trying to cover the service in more regions across the country. Also, Pixel 2 and Pixel 3 users are now able to use this service for booking seats in a restaurant at the moment. The company has extended Duplex today to iOS devices like iPhones and also for select Android phones. Read More
Google has integrated Walmart into its Assistant and starting today, users can add items to the shopping lists and get the items delivered from this retail store conveniently. The best part about this features is that the Assistant will learn everything about you from you past purchases and then add items based on your choice of brands and preferences. Read More
Google always tries to bring something funnier for April Fools Days Prank every year and this time around it has done that with the Files App. A new video uploaded by the company shows how users can clean their dirty phone screen with a new feature on this App. The video is actually funny with all the descriptions and graphics that visualise this imaginary feature. Read More
Users can now create and mark their own “Public Events” on Google Maps. The feature is not fully released for android devices, and it is only available for a limited number of users right now. Google has listed the steps to add events on Google Maps on their support page, but it will only work if you already have the feature on your phone. Read More
We recently saw Google working on a game controller for its game streaming service, which was scheduled to be unveiled soon. The day has finally come and Google launched its cloud based game service “Stadia” today at the currently running Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. The service was introduced by none other than Sundar Pichai and also happened to be Google’s first appearance at the GDC. Read More
A new patent has emerged online that shows that Google is developing its own version of foldable smartphone. This could be first for the company where the hardware manufacturing will not be outsourced and made entirely by Google itself. Foldable smartphones are catching the imagination of people with the launch of Samsung Galaxy Fold and Google surely does not want to stay behind in this race. Read More
Youtube had added the Stories section recently and to the delight of the fans, they could now post their day-to-day events for 24 hours like they have been doing on Snapchat or Instagram. Now, the video service giant has added new filters for users to try and it makes use of a new and advanced machine learning technology by Google. Read More
A new patent has revealed the details of Google’s game controller for its upcoming game streaming service. Google plans to include this service in the Chrome browsers and users can play and stream games by opening the browser on the desktop. The patent illustrating the hardware for the controller shows to have notification systems for new game requests and also seems to have a dedicated button for Google Assistant. Read More
