In addition to codenames for the 2022 Pixel generation, the source dug up two additional codenames. Those two codenames are Felix and Lynx. One likely relates to the Pixel 7a, but what about the other? Is it possible it’s the Pixel Notepad, or whatever the company’s upcoming foldable ends up being called? Well, yes, it is. That’s not all, though. The second part of the report is even more interesting....
TracFone users found that their numbers were switched to different carriers TracFone users found that their numbers were switched to different carriers When it comes to signing up for a carrier, you’d typically want to stay on that carrier. A bunch of TracFone users found that they don’t quite have that luxury. For some reason, their numbers suddenly switched to another carrier without their consent. TracFone posted an update on that matter and chalked it up to external forces....
The revamped media player The revamped media player The first major change is a new media player. Since Android 8, Google has been making some notable changes to Android’s media player. In Android 13, the media player will appear bigger in the notification shade, and the album art will be the background of the player. Another interesting visual change has to do with the progress bar. As the song progresses, you’ll see the bar behind the current position turn into a wavy line....
Summary of the top smart tech for your garden space and more Summary of the top smart tech for your garden space and more Now, the world of garden and outdoor tech — particularly in the smart home category — is rich. Covering a diverse variety of devices that many may not even know are available for the space in question. From connected lawnmowers and weed-eating robots to speakers, lighting, watering systems, and more....
The update is accessible in the latest stable version of the Twitter app (9.68.1). If your device is running on Android 13 or higher, you can now update the Twitter app to get the themed icons. Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy owners can also access this feature as these devices support Material You theming. Interestingly, this update was merged into the Twitter app by Chris Banes, a former Twitter employee who left the company in November due to Elon Musk’s mass layoffs....
