Another tidbit that Young mentioned in his tweet is that display shipments are starting in May. That’s a month earlier than last year. That could mean one (or both) of two things. The Pixel 7 might be launching earlier than the usual mid-to-late October time-frame. Or that Google is planning to make more units this year, so shipments need to start earlier. It’s more likely that it’ll be launching sooner, maybe end of September or early October....

The new download button in Chrome will change shapes when the download is finished The new download button in Chrome will change shapes when the download is finished Not too long ago, we got word that Google was revamping the download button in Chrome. It will mirror that of Microsoft Edge’s download button. The button itself will be up top of the browser rather than on the bottom. When a file is actively being downloaded, you’ll see a small downward-facing arrow....

The new download button in Chrome will change shapes when the download is finished The new download button in Chrome will change shapes when the download is finished Not too long ago, we got word that Google was revamping the download button in Chrome. It will mirror that of Microsoft Edge’s download button. The button itself will be up top of the browser rather than on the bottom. When a file is actively being downloaded, you’ll see a small downward-facing arrow....

It’s a pretty short video, only about 50 seconds, and it just shows the design of the Pixel 7 – not the Pixel 7 Pro, interestingly. Google doesn’t really show the front of the phone, mostly the back and the side of the phone near the camera bar. It ends off by showing the Pixel 7 in all three colors: Obsidian, Snow, and Lemongrass. Also showing the camera bar is a different color with each model....

This also includes apps and games that use visual interactions. Previously, Android and Chrome OS, allowed users to use third-party developers’ voice experience apps. Another thing that Google will be depreciating by June of 2023 are “Conversational Actions”. In 2016, Google announced that third-party developers could integrate Assistant by activating it with “Hey, Google, talk to [x service].” Google is notably, removing the “Conversational Actions” to focus on App Actions with Android....