Google has announced it will switch Android TV to a biannual release cycle, potentially skipping Android TV 15 and launching Android TV 16 in 2026, according to a report by Android Authority’s Mishaal Rahman. Continue reading “Google could release Android TV 16 instead of Android TV 15 with biannual updates”
Google has already confirmed that Android 16 will be released earlier than usual, with a launch scheduled for Q2 2025. This major update will reach both AOSP and Pixel devices simultaneously, marking a notable shift from previous Android releases. Continue reading “Google could roll out Android 16 as early as June 2025”
In 2017, Google introduced the first-generation Pixel Buds, signaling its foray into personal audio devices. These earbuds featured real-time language translation and seamless integration with Google Assistant. The subsequent release of the Pixel Buds Pro series further solidified Google’s presence in the competitive true wireless earbuds market, offering features such as Active Noise Cancellation and spatial audio. To enhance its audio technology capabilities, Google acquired several audio-related startups, including Dysonics and Tempow, in 2020 and 2021, respectively. Also, in late 2020, Google acquired certain assets from Synaptics’ audio hardware division for $35 million. This transaction included patents related to audio hardware and active noise-canceling earbuds, as well as the integration of Synaptics’ staff into Google’s team. A combination of all these factors have now led to the creation of one of the most comfortable true wireless earbuds ever made, and that is the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2. Let’s dive in and find out what the latest audio product from Google means for us.
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Google is reportedly preparing a major update for the Pixel Screenshots app, which launched with the Pixel 9 series. This app acts as a central hub for organizing and accessing all screenshots. When the app’s AI processing feature is activated, it saves and organizes useful information, transforming your screenshots into a searchable library for easier access. Continue reading “Pixel Screenshots app is getting improved UI, multi-screenshot selection and more”
Google Pixel 10, next year’s flagship from Google, has surfaced in benchmarks revealing Tensor G5 SoC with the codename ‘Google Frankel’ revealing the Geekbench scores that are not impressive compared to Tensor G4. Continue reading “Google Tensor G5 with new PowerVR GPU surfaces in benchmarks”
Google has introduced new features for Google Maps, designed to enhance user experience with advanced tools like Gemini. These updates include improved navigation, personalized recommendations, and the innovative Immersive View, helping users explore surroundings and plan journeys more intuitively. Continue reading “Google Maps gets Immersive View, real-time weather updates, Gemini integration, and more”
Google rolled out Android 15 stable version a couple of weeks back. As rumoured, the company has confirmed that the next major release of Android will happen in Q2 of 2025. Continue reading “Android 16 confirmed for Q2 2025; minor release in Q4 2025”
Google Chrome has introduced new performance control features aimed at improving the overall browsing experience. The update includes a new performance detection tool, new memory-saver modes, and more personalized performance control.
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After the press renders and the camera specs, detailed specifications of the Pixel 9a has surfaced. This reveals a 6.3-inch FHD+ 120Hz OLED screen, but it is not clear if this will feature up to 2700 nits peak brightness like the Pixel 9. Continue reading “Google Pixel 9a specs surface: 6.3″ FHD+ 120Hz OLED display, Tensor G4, 5000mAh battery”
Google on Monday announced the rollout of AI Overviews to over 100 countries, enhancing access in multiple languages. This follows the feature’s initial expansion beyond the U.S. in August this year. Continue reading “Google expands AI Overviews to over 100 countries with multilingual support”
The Google Pixel 11 series is expected to introduce significant upgrades to its Night Sight feature with the addition of Video Boost, which eliminates the need for cloud-based processing. Continue reading “Pixel 11 could offer Ultra low-light video mode with on-device processing, up to 100x zoom, and more”
Google used Exynos chip in the first Pixel watch, and it has been using Qualcomm chips in the Pixel Watch 2 and the latest Watch 3. It might continue this for the Pixel Watch 4. However, the Pixel Watch 5 releasing in 2026 could use the first wearable Tensor chip, according to Android Authority. Continue reading “Pixel Watch 5 with Google Tensor chip expected in 2026”
Google is reportedly developing an AI system known as “Project Jarvis,” designed to assist users by taking over web browsers to complete various tasks. Continue reading “Google could preview Project Jarvis AI System this December”
Android 16 is expected to bring significant updates to notifications, particularly through a feature called Rich Ongoing Notifications, as reported by Android Authority. Continue reading “Android 16 could bring rich ongoing notifications and resizable quick settings tiles”
Google on Thursday announced new steps to improve transparency in Google Photos regarding AI edits, making it easier to identify when artificial intelligence has been used. This update supports editing tools such as Magic Editor and Magic Eraser in the app. Continue reading “Google Photos adds transparent AI metadata for edited photos”
