Google’s announcement in October 2022 caused a lot of commotion on the internet. The shutdown surprised many, as the tech giant announced the Assistant Driving Mode’s launch only in 2019. While the Assistant has generally been well-received, there have been complaints about how it handles driving. Some people are happy with the decision, but others are not so sure. Read on to learn more about what led Google to sunset this service....
The updated Google homepage welcomes you with a “Meet the new Google.com” card. It then prompts you to sign in to customize the homepage according to your liking. Once you have signed in, Google will let you select the topics that you are interested in by tapping the “Make the space yours” widget. You can select one or more from the following options: Air Quality, Cryptocurrency, Stock Market, Your Top Stocks, Events Nearby, Weather, Trending Searches, Top Stories, Sports, and What to Watch....
The company is continuing its efforts to put all the final features and changes to the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro. In line with this, according to the latest report by 9to5Google, the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are getting a new batch of wallpapers, which the company is calling ‘Motif’. Basically, the ‘Motif’ wallpapers include a combination of multiple floral and geometric illustrations. These are meant to use the strengths of Android 12‘s Dynamic Color theme language that will be available on the Pixel 6 series....
The Pixel 7 series phones are first to support only 64-bit apps The Pixel 7 series phones are first to support only 64-bit apps This information comes from a Twitter user ‘Lucas’, and it has been confirmed by Mishaal Rahman. The Google Tensor G2 does support 32-bit apps, but Google removed the previous ABIs in Android 13 for the Pixel 7 series. So, it basically forced it to move to supporting 64-bit apps only....
The Pixel 7 series phones are first to support only 64-bit apps The Pixel 7 series phones are first to support only 64-bit apps This information comes from a Twitter user ‘Lucas’, and it has been confirmed by Mishaal Rahman. The Google Tensor G2 does support 32-bit apps, but Google removed the previous ABIs in Android 13 for the Pixel 7 series. So, it basically forced it to move to supporting 64-bit apps only....
