Google has recently introduced a new feature called ‘Find My Device’ that allows users to track their lost or stolen items using their Android device. This service can be a lifesaver in situations where you misplace your phone, tablet, or even your laptop.
Google recently announced the launch of new AI tools designed to enhance productivity in Workspace. These tools will be made available to all Workspace users in the coming months, with the aim of making work more efficient and streamlined.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making its way into every corner of modern technology, and Google’s search capabilities are no exception. From autocomplete suggestions to personalized results, AI is playing a crucial role in the way we interact with the search engine.
The Google Phone app has recently rolled out a new feature called “Lookup,” which allows users to identify unknown numbers that call or text them on their Android devices. This new feature aims to help users avoid potential spam calls and scams by providing them with more information about the source of the incoming call or message.
Google recently revealed its decision to delete user data collected through its Incognito mode in order to improve user privacy. The tech giant intends to implement this change in its upcoming update, ensuring that users’ browsing history and activity while in Incognito mode will no longer be stored.
Google Wallet has unveiled a new feature called ‘linked passes’ that will make it easier for users to distribute digital passes to others. This new setting allows users to link their passes to specific people or groups, enabling quick and easy sharing of information.
Enhanced tracking capabilities
This new network will give users access to enhanced tracking capabilities, allowing them to pinpoint the exact location of their devices with greater precision.
Vulnerabilities Exploited
These zero-day flaws allow the forensic companies to gain unauthorized access to the sensitive data on Pixel phones. This includes personal information, messages, and other potentially compromising data stored on the devices.
Google has announced that its Find My Device network will soon support third-party devices, including those running Android operating system. This means that Android users will finally have access to a similar tracking service like Apple’s AirTags.
Google is reportedly considering a major redesign of its status bar icons for Android 15, with inspiration drawn from Samsung’s current design aesthetics.
