Google says that continuous scrolling will help make the search process easier Google says that continuous scrolling will help make the search process easier Without a doubt, this news isn’t as big as the upcoming Pixel 6 series of phones, but it’s still something. Previously, when you would search up an item, you would scroll down a certain amount of search results before you reach the end of the page. From that point, you’ll see a “See more” button that will load more results for you....

This bottom bar is seemingly designed to hide the row of shortcuts currently available at the bottom of the chat window. This bar effectively replaces shortcuts for Gallery, Camera, Drive, Meet, and Calendar. The new implementation has a pill-shaped text box accompanied by a “+” button that opens shortcuts for Camera, Meet links, Calendar invites, Drive, and Format. The Gallery button is now located between the text box and the send button for easy access....

Using the multi-pinning feature, Google Meet users will be able to pin multiple video feeds on their Google Meet page. Moreover, the picture-in-picture mode allows you to open a miniature window of the ongoing call at the bottom of the screen. In order to use the picture-in-picture, or PiP, feature in Google Meet, all you need to do is tap on the three-dot icon next to the hang-up button. Here, you will see a new “Open picture-in-picture” option....

The staff who work at Google‘s cafeteria are usually contract workers, and their job benefits are far less than the full-time employees. The workers are now joining unions to push the company for higher wages and more protection. Cafeteria workers at Google’s Atlanta office are also joining Cafeteria workers at Google’s Atlanta office are also joining The Washington Post says that the number of unionized workers is 4,000, and they are unionized at 23 Google offices in the country....

So with the Galaxy Z Fold 3, it’s our first time seeing how Samsung is doing it. And well, it does not look good. The picture below is what the UDC looks like on a white screen. Very, very visible. In fact, you almost can’t miss it. When you’re on a darker screen, like the home screen with the default wallpaper, it blends in a bit more, but you can still clearly see where it is....