Car Crash Detection May Not Be a Pixel-Exclusive Feature in the Future
Google regularly includes cutting-edge features in Android, but due to hardware and other limitations, some features are exclusive to the company’s Pixel devices. One such feature is the Car crash detection system which automatically prompts your phone to seek assistance if it detects you’ve been involved in an accident. Recently spotted code in the Google Personal Safety app suggests the feature may shed its Pixel exclusivity soon.
Gmail App on Android and iOS Gets a Handy ‘Storage Used’ Indicator like Google Photos
Everyone accessing their Gmail account on desktops would have noticed a small progress bar indicating how much Google Cloud storage your emails are hogging. The search giant has finally added a new “Storage used” indicator to the Gmail app for iPhone and Android, so you don’t need to open a new browser tab to check on your free storage.
Samsung Collaborates with Starbucks for Delightful Galaxy Buds and Galaxy S22 Series Cases
Samsung is well known for collaborating with various brands. However, the company’s latest partnership has created some quirky gadgets which are sure to be conversation starters when you meet people over coffee.
This App Can Replicate Pixel Devices’ Now Playing Feature on Your Android Smartphone
Every new Android update brings several new features to the community, but some are exclusive to Pixel phones. One such exclusive feature, called Now Playing, left us burning up in envy. Thanks to an indie app developer, things have changed for the better.
Carl Pei Continues Building Nothing Phone 1 Hype with a New Pre-Order Pass
Former OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei’s company, Nothing, is drumming up hype for its first smartphone launch — the Nothing Phone (1). In a superb demonstration of how to build hype for a phone which isn’t even launching in the US, the company recently announced that customers can purchase passes to queue up and pre-order the phone when it launches.
Samsung Unveils New 200MP ISOCELL Image Sensor for Smartphones
South Korean consumer electronics firm Samsung unveiled its newest 200MP ISOCELL HP3 sensor on June 23. The new sensor is the spiritual successor of the ISOCELL HP1 sensor released in 2021. The new sensor is capable of impressive feats, such as capturing 8K video at 30FPS and better low-light imaging performance than its predecessor. Here are all the details.
Realme C30 Makes India Debut with a 5,000mAh Battery, Unisoc T612 SoC
On June 20, BBK Electronics subsidiary Realme launched its latest budget smartphone in India. The new Realme C30 is powered by a Unisoc T612 SoC and packs 3GB of RAM. Meanwhile, internal storage is expandable up to 1TB and pricing is attractive too. The Realme C30 will lock horns with the Redmi 10A, Tecno Spark Go 2022, and the Samsung Galaxy A03 Core.
Google Could Offer the Pixel Watch with Several Strap Options
As the Pixel Watch slowly crawls closer to its inevitable public launch, more details about it continue to leak through the rumor mill. The search giant’s flagship wearable is expected to come with an “extensive collection” of accessories to boot.
Upcoming WhatsApp Update Will Make It Easier to Control Who Joins Larger Groups
Joining WhatsApp groups using an invite link is pretty straightforward. You can just click on the link shared by an existing group member, and you’ll be added to the member list. Following in the footsteps of larger, group-centric instant messaging (IM) platforms, WhatsApp could introduce a feature so admins can approve or deny requests to join a group through the invite link.
How to Change Page Background Colors in Google Docs
Today, Google Docs is a valuable tool for collaborating and editing documents as a team online. It is also an invaluable asset to students and academicians since it can be used to access documents from anywhere while offering all the requisite tools for document editing.