First spotted by Reddit user micku7zu (via 9to5Google), Google recently confirmed on its Issue Tracker that the development team has fixed this “freezing” issue internally. The company didn’t share many details but said the fix will roll out to the public in a “future build”. Hopefully, that’s the February update we are talking about here. Google will reportedly release the new update for all Pixel phones on February 7. So will it’s not a very long wait now....

Google is set to pay $391.5 billion to 40 states in the US following a court case Google is set to pay $391.5 billion to 40 states in the US following a court case What’s going on? Well, Google was accused of misleading users into believing they had turned off location tracking in their settings. Despite that, Google continued to collect information about their movements. Now, Google did settle to pay the fine, but it also agreed to “significantly improve” its location tracking disclosures and user controls....

Some new features were announced earlier this year about the ‘About this result’. Now, at the Search On 2021, the company has announced three new sections for the ‘About this result’ panel. According to 9to5Google, Google will now show extra information about the source from Wikipedia, find out what others have to say about the website, including news, reviews, or information helpful for more background context. Last but not the least, you will also be shown information such as top news coverage and other results related to the same topic from third-party sources....

Google is fixing the Pixel Buds A-series bass slider bug Google is fixing the Pixel Buds A-series bass slider bug This issue has been around since December last year. Truth be said, this is not a huge problem for most people, but it sure was annoying. So, what exactly is happening? Well, the Bass slider in the Sound menu allows you to decrease one increment or increase by four. The thing is, the earbuds would forget that you made that change the next time you use them....

Now, the new gadget in question isn’t actually purported to be a Nest-branded smart home tablet. Instead, it would bring the more familiar “detachable” form factor often seen in laptops to the Nest smart home space. Meaning it would be a tablet that attaches to a speaker-style dock or that can be taken around with the user. In effect, that would allow users to access features found on the Google Nest Hub and award-worthy Nest Hub (2nd Gen) from anywhere in their home....