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Ever since its debut on the Galaxy S24 series, Google's Circle to Search has become one of the best features to grace the Android ecosystem. Although Google was quick to ensure that other devices also got the update, the number of phones currently capable of running this feature is still small. However, the Mountain View giant shared last night at Google I/O that it has some ambitious plans for this feature. Circle to Search is the best feature that Google has released in a long, long time During the event, the company confirmed that by the end of this year, […]

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The recently released Pixel 8a is one of the best phones out there in the market for those who are looking for a device that is both affordable but also packs a punch. There are several reasons as to why one should go for the device like the fact that it is more affordable than its elder siblings while maintaining most of what makes the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro so good. However, benchmarks of the newly released budget Pixel tell a slightly different story. The Pixel 8a is slower than its elder siblings but still delivers exceptional performance […]

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Seems like Google was hit by the fear of missing out after Apple released some pretty nice devices during its Let Loose event. The company has decided to go ahead and officially launch the Pixel 8a. The phone was supposed to come out during the Google I/O 2024, but it seems that the Mountain View company had different plans altogether. But hey, we cannot really complain. The Pixel 8a is an excellent phone if you are not in the mood to pay flagship price There is nothing about the Pixel 8a that we don't already know. There have been extensive […]

Android 15 Will Introduce Notification Cooldown So You Don’t Have To Put Your Phone on Silent All The Time

The first Android 15 developer preview introduced a feature called "notification cooldown." The feature, which has a very simple name, worked in a rather clever way; it would simply put notifications on a cooldown as they started to get more and more annoying. Now, the feature has surfaced again, and it is going to be available in the final version, as well. Are you tired of annoying notifications? Android 15's Notification Cooldown is exactly what you need The feature is available in the Android 15 Beta 1.2, and although it is not enabled by default, it is there, which means […]

First Hands-On Video of the Pixel 8a Shows the Device in Mint and Bay Colors

Google is going to release the Pixel 8a in less than a month, and it will be the company's answer to the affordable devices that are making their mark on the smartphone industry. So far, we have seen numerous leaks about the phones coming out, and honestly, all of them point to the fact that this is going to be a pretty stellar device for anyone who is not looking to spend a lot of money. The Pixel 8a looks stunning in both Mint and Bay colorways Today, we have something even better than the prior leaks. A new hands-on […]

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Here is Everything New in Android 15 Beta 1

Now that the first beta of Android 15 is out, it is worth noting that this is the first proper taste of the next major Android update, and if you are looking to update but are not sure if there are any new changes, this is for you as we look at everything that is new in the latest update. We are going to spend time looking at everything that Google added to the latest update. Are you thinking about upgrading to the first Android 15 beta? This is what you should expect from Google's latest update If you are […]

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Google has just started rolling out the Android 14 QPR3 Beta 2.1 for all the supported Pixel devices, and the latest update has brought a number of bug fixes for all the devices. Users who are interested in the update can go ahead and install it using the factory image linked at the end of this post. The latest Android 14 QPR3 Beta 2.1 is here with a number of fixes, but you cannot sideload it via OTA The Android 14 QPR3 Beta 2.1 comes with the version number AP21.240305.005 and, for some reason, has the March 2024 security patch. […]

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