As the branding suggests, the feature is centered on a new algorithm for detecting irregular heart rhythms. The PPG algorithm has been shown to be as much as 98-percent effective at detecting irregular heart rhythms. Specifically, for rhythms that could indicate atrial fibrillation (AFib). In fact, the company attained FDA approval for the feature in recent weeks. What does this mean for Fitbit users and what does AFib detection look like?...

Google’s Gallery Go app ditched the ‘Go’ name Google’s Gallery Go app ditched the ‘Go’ name This happened in version 1.8.8.436428459. If you check out the image below, you’ll notice what the app icon looked like before, and what it looks like now, after the update to the aforementioned version. So, what’s going on here? Well, we’re not sure. Do note that the YouTube Go app is shutting down, though. Google announced that earlier this month, as it will happen later this year....

Moreover, the new refreshed look is already live for some users on both the mobile and web versions of the Android version of the app. Notably, it isn’t widely available for everyone, though. The updated UI for Google Search Image Viewer brings the Material You design elements to the table. You will see Android 12’s Dynamic Theming system in action. As per the image shared by folks at 9To5Google, the new UI leaves behind the boring white or grey background in the image search interface....

Google introduced app archiving, which would allow users to uninstall an app through the Play Store, but their devices will store the local data so that if they reinstall the app, they’ll be able to get back to the experience they had before without having to log in again. Thus allowing users who have a budget phone with limited storage to keep more apps without having to worry about storage constraints....

The Google Support Team got in touch with some users who sent bug reports to the company. The email sent by the support team reads: “Thank you for providing a bug report and additional information. Our engineers have identified a potential solution and they would like to push a change to your phone to see if it improves the issue. In order to do this we need your IMEI. This information can be found by going to your Phone settings › About Phone > IMEI....