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The global HONOR X9 variant has been announced, and it looks different than the HONOR X8 The global HONOR X9 variant has been announced, and it looks different than the HONOR X8 This device does look different compared to the HONOR X8, as it has a considerably different rear camera module. The HONOR X9 does offer 5G support, and it comes with an interesting spec sheet. Before we get down to that, let’s see what the phone looks like....

The company plans to add a search feature to Watch History in the app could be key feature. However, it might not be available for all users yet, and it could take a few weeks for a global rollout. To access the feature, you need to update the app to v17.06.33. As you can see in the screenshot, a search bar has appeared in the Library > History section. This could be a practical feature as it paves the way for searching the previously watched videos without scrolling the page....

Now, the latter of the two features is effectively new and won’t just be coming to the new Pixel Watch either. Google expects to unveil that device fully unveiled in the fall. Summarily, Emergency SOS allows Wear OS is a user-activated feature for smartwatches. It allows users to, with minimal interaction, contact family members or emergency services in their immediate area. What’s new aside from Emergency SOS features for Wear OS?...

That’s according to a recent report from 9to5Google. And the Gboard feature in question is, of course, the keyboard’s ability to pull “key snippets” from copied text. Specifically, it’s ability to pull out addresses, phone numbers, and similar details from a block of text the user copies. Those are displayed as their own “chips” just above the keyboard for easier, standalone copying. Gboard keeps key snippets for those who want it, so how do you kill them?...

This is the first time since 2019, that Google I/O has returned to the Shoreline Amphitheater, which sits right next door to the Google Plex. As 2020, the event was cancelled, and in 2021, it was all virtual, taking place at various places around the Google Plex. So what can we expect from Google I/O 2022 this year? Well, we don’t really know, other than Android 13. And that’s because there hasn’t been a lot of leaks for I/O....