The design of these two smartphones is not exactly a secret. Google revealed it when it shared renders of both devices a while back. Well, now the company is giving you a real-life look at the two devices, prior to their launch. Google is allegedly planning to launch both phones next month. They are expected to arrive on October 19, while the sales will begin on October 28. Do note that those are only rumored dates, for now....
The folks over at 9to5Google have discovered that Google is preparing a bunch of new capabilities for the At a Glance widget. Integration with Nest Doorbells and the battery life of your connected Bluetooth devices are among the new additions. You can check them all out below: At a store: Shopping lists and Google Pay rewards cards when you’re in supported storesBedtime: Your upcoming bedtime from the Clock appConnected devices: Connection status and battery info for your Bluetooth devicesDoorbell: Show who’s at the door when your doorbell ringsFitness: Activity info from your fitness appFlashlight: Reminder when the flashlight is onSafety check: Safety check countdown from the Personal Safety appTimer & stopwatch: Timer and stopwatch info from the Clock app...
To accompany this report, the company also released a YouTube video that is around 2 minutes long. Google-branded 2021 as a “year of healing”. This refers to the COVID-19 pandemic, for the most part. COVID-19 is also a big part of the YouTube video that the company released. We’ve embedded that video below the article. Google’s Year In Search 2021 reveals what people searched for the most Google’s Year In Search 2021 reveals what people searched for the most...
The Google Tensor could be none other than the Exynos 9855 The Google Tensor could be none other than the Exynos 9855 Back in October 2020, reports emerged that Samsung is working on two new flagship smartphone SoCs under the names or part numbers Exynos 9925 and Exynos 9855. The former is said to arrive as the successor to the Exynos 2100 (Exynos 9840), i.e. as the Exynos 2200 inside the Galaxy S22 series early next year....
Attribution for the discovery is given to Mishaal Rahman, who spotted the code snippets earlier this week. Based on those snippets, the feature will support several forms of official government identification. Including drivers’ licenses and other state-issued ID cards. Predominantly with the focus on allowing users to “fly through TSA with just your phone.” Even in Google Wallet, Digital ID cards won’t work everywhere for everything Even in Google Wallet, Digital ID cards won’t work everywhere for everything...
