More on that in a minute — but first, the subject at hand today: thoughtful Pixel features that’ll enhance your life and help you out in some significant ways. Ready? A way to “listen” to something in silence Picture this: You’re sitting somewhere relatively quiet — a place where only a barbarian would be boorish …
Google wants to change the way you search Google just rolled out its vision for the future of search, and it’s all about making it easier to find what you need. For years, mastering search has meant learning the rules — knowing how to structure a query to get the results you want. As The …
So far, you’ve stepped up your photo-taking game, taught yourself some advanced image magic, cut down on mobile nuisances, and boosted your screen smarts. Today, it’s time to turn to some broader bits of intelligence we can add into your phone to keep it running well and working as effectively as possible for you from …
Updated on 2022-09-29: Chrome drops OCSP Starting Chrome v106, released earlier this week, Chrome has stopped doing Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) revocation checks for Extended Validation (EV) certificates, providing an immediate performance improvement for any sites still using an EV certification. Read more: No More EV Certificate Overhead in Chrome 106 Updated on 2022-09-28 …
Your smartphone’s screen is the portal through which you perform all your interactions — and your Pixel has some noteworthy options for making it meaningfully more pleasant for your peepers. Ready for today’s hidden Pixel tricks?
No one likes a nuisance. And while phones are pretty much built to annoy us in certain ways, your Pixel has some spectacular tools for turning down the noise and turning up your sanity.
Today, we’re gonna talk more about those gorgeous images you’ve been capturing with your Pixel — but this time, we’ll focus less on the actual act of capturing the pictures and more on what you do with ’em after the moment’s over. So without further ado…
We’re tackling the topic of taking pictures and videos on your Pixel phone. The Pixel’s camera is one of its most exceptional elements, after all, and it’s got some pretty powerful tricks tucked away in its corners. Here are seven handy but hidden Pixel camera features worth finding.
Question/Problem Description Recently many Android users have reported only able to receive text messages on Android devices after device restart. In this article, I will show you how to fix the issue regarding situation only receiving text messages after device restart by disabling restrictive battery measures.
Your next Android update might be a lot less annoying Google’s getting ready to force all Android device-makers to use its seamless system for interruption-free software updates, and that’s gonna bring a big and very beneficial change to anyone who owns a Samsung phone. Android’s been able to process software updates in the background since …
An email backup is a copy of a set of mailbox emails that can be restored or used when original emails are destroyed or deleted. Users can perform this security protection to recover their emails. Gmail comes with several saving options that allow users to back up their emails including EML, PDF, MBOX, and PST …
In this article, I will show you the steps for how to download and install the Android SDK Platform-Tools on Windows 11. Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for the Android SDK that includes tools that interface with the Android platform, primarily adb and fastboot. You could use the fastboot to boot the device to …
Finding new apps may soon get even easier Google’s quietly experimenting with a new approach that’d make app discovery a core part of the operating system on both of its big platforms. Not many folks have made the connection with this, but it’s yet another example of Android and ChromeOS overlapping and aligning in some …
Here’s how to use Google Maps to search nearby electric vehicles charging stations, points, ports or services based on plug type and add stop easily. Google Maps help you to locate chargers for your electric car, with search filter based on plug types.
Chrome could soon become a web-wide note machine Google appears to be cookin’ up a new Chrome feature that’d effectively turn the browser into a cross-platform note-taking service — with a really interesting twist. The feature is still very early in development, so there’s no telling if or when it’ll actually arrive or how it …
