Over the years, Google has added, as well as removed, certain features from its Gboard app. In a recent development, as per a report by 9to5Google, the company has confirmed it will be scrapping one feature from Gboard. Notably, Google is planning to scrap the Bitmoji-like ‘Minis’ custom stickers from Gboard. Moreover, this removal process will happen in a not so distant future. FYI, the Minis stickers feature was introduced by Google for Gboard back in 2018....

The Alps are one of the main real-world locations that inspired the design of Dragonspine. As part of the celebration, miHoYo has worked with the Val Thorens ski resort to highlight the game. Genshin Impact-themed artwork and character cutouts can be found throughout the resort, with branding on ski lifts, guard walls, and more. You’ll even see various character cutouts placed directly in the snow throughout the area. For players that aren’t able to visit the resort, there’s a way to participate online too....

Controlling ANC on the Pixel Buds Pro gets significantly easier Controlling ANC on the Pixel Buds Pro gets significantly easier According to the new report, the “Sound & vibration” sheet that shows up on the screen on pressing the volume key houses the ANC controller for the Pixel Buds Pro on Android 13. While you will initially only see the volume slider, you can tap the three-dot overflow menu at the bottom to bring up more options....

Google brings the ‘Journeys’ feature to Chrome Google brings the ‘Journeys’ feature to Chrome Let’s start with the desktop, shall we. The ‘Journeys’ feature will allow you to “revisit past explorations grouped by topic’. This feature could come in handy if you get distracted while you were looking for something online. You can simply type a related word into your search bar, and click on “Resume your research”. Alternatively, you can visit the Chrome History Journeys page....

What is the new web toy for sound from the Google I/O Playground? What is the new web toy for sound from the Google I/O Playground? As noted above, the purpose of the new sound toy for the web is to let users experiment with Euclidean rhythms. Generating melodies of their own via evenly distribute hits and silences. And Google gives users four separate rhythms to play with in order to create melodies and rhythm-based music....