‘Dual Pane’ view is rolling out to Google Keep as we speak ‘Dual Pane’ view is rolling out to Google Keep as we speak Google Keep’s ‘dual pane’ view allows you to “browse Keep notes on the left side of your screen, while editing content on the right side”. So, it’s essentially like having two regular smartphone screens side-by-side in terms of productivity. So, you can get your single or multi-column view on the left side, and edit your entries on the right, never losing track of the general view....

Different credit cards offer different rewards for different types of purchases. Keeping up with them can be a pain in the neck, but then again, being a shopaholic has its price. Trying to juggle the different rewards and figuring out which card to use is hard enough, but try doing that in the checkout line! Thankfully, Google Pay may be able to tell you which rewards go with your card Thankfully, Google Pay may be able to tell you which rewards go with your card...

The Memories widget is only for some users at the moment The Memories widget is only for some users at the moment Everyone knows that certain features are made available on iOS devices before Android devices, but the story of the Memories widget is a bit extreme. Google made the feature available to iOS users about ten months ago. Now, according to the Telegram group, this feature is starting to be seen on some select Android devices....

The Pixel 7 stopped by another certification authority The Pixel 7 stopped by another certification authority This certification does confirm that the Pixel 7 will support 3G, 4G, and 5G connectivity options. That was to be expected, and it’s not a surprise. Bluetooth, NFC, and wireless charging are also noted. That’s pretty much all the information that this certification listing revealed. It’s not much, but there you go. The Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro are expected to launch in October....

This will be the first redesign to the Google Store web client in a few years. It rearranges some of the UI elements to clean up the interface. What’s most notable about this change is the dedicated Watches section. According to 9To5Google, the top bar of the UI has some changes to it. Now, you’ll see the sections laid out in this order: Phones, Watches, Smart Home, Gaming, Laptops, Subscriptions, and Offers....