Snapseed Camera on Android adds grid lines & levels
Since the big 4.0 release in May, Snapseed for Android has been rolling out bug fixes, with the latest update adding more Camera interface customization.
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Abner Li has worked at 9to5Google since 2015 and in late 2020 took on the role of editor-in-chief. He is keenly focused on tracking what happens at Google, and is often the first to spot new features in Google’s ever-growing family of applications that are updated on a daily basis, including Search, Assistant, Maps, Workspace, Android, Chrome/OS, Wear OS, and YouTube Music.
To him, what Google does greatly impacts the technology space and modern life. Inside the company, he is particularly interested in the key products mentioned above, as well as services like Google Podcasts and Google Lens. Each are massive platforms that can be unwieldy to grasp, with Abner keenly bent on understanding their philosophy and future direction. He is most excited about Google’s plans for augmented reality glasses.
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Recently, Abner detailed the Pixel Watch’s specs in full before launch, including bands and pricing. He also got wind of the Pixel Tablet’s ultimate form factor.
Since the big 4.0 release in May, Snapseed for Android has been rolling out bug fixes, with the latest update adding more Camera interface customization.
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Following last week’s release, Android 17 QPR1 Beta 6 is rolling out today for Pixel devices. For developers, this build introduces the Platform Stability milestone with finalized APIs.
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As previewed, Google Health now offers a command-line interface (CLI) that allows users to access their data and build tools like dashboards.
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Pixel Camera 10.4 is now more widely rolling out via the Google Play Store as a minor update.
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After debuting on the web earlier this year, Google Drive is bringing Ask Gemini and AI Overviews to mobile.
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In addition to macOS app support, Google is rolling out two more updates for Gemini Spark. This 24/7 personal agent is available for Google AI Ultra subscribers.
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As previewed at I/O 2026, Gemini for macOS now supports Gemini Spark. This is the first of two big desktop app updates coming this summer, with the other being a new voice experience.
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Google today announced Nano Banana 2 Lite and preview availability of Gemini Omni Flash as its latest media generation models for developers, as well as NotebookLM users.
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Google has released a new Pixel Audio Services application for the Pixel 10 series.
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Following the announcement at I/O 2026 last month, Google is now testing Gmail Live on Android and iOS.
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Following last year’s settings redesign of Android Backups, Google is now rolling out per-app backup controls.
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The monthly “Google System Release Notes” primarily detail what’s new in Play services, Play Store, and Play system update across Android phones/tablets, Wear OS, Google/Android TV, Auto, and PC. Some features apply to end users, while others are aimed at developers.
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Following Workspace availability in 2024, “Take notes for me” in Google Meet is now available for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.
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Google’s environmental reports for the Home Speaker include a look at how the new Gemini device is made and images of the internals.
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Google Messages is finally giving Android users more customization and personalization options with “Chat themes.”
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As previewed at I/O 2026, the Gemini app on Android now integrates with the Google Play Store.
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YouTube today announced a number of updates to the Shorts player meant to “create a more intuitive Shorts experience.”
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After beta testing got underway last August, the AI-powered redesign of Google Finance is now launching alongside a new Android app.
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Gemini in Chrome now lets you focus a prompt with a new “Select from screen” tool, while developers can tap into Gemini 3.5 Flash computer use capabilities.
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With Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5 today, Google is rolling out a second wave of bug fixes for Pixel devices.
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Google today is rolling out Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5, and it’s mainly just a bug fixer except for the inclusion of the Gemini Intelligence logo.
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Google is rolling out Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5 less than two weeks after the release with a number of bug fixes for Pixel devices.
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Following the rollout two weeks ago, Google has shared what’s new in the latest Google TV Streamer update.
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Google is introducing deeper integration between Google Wallet and Chrome Autofill to further streamline the experience of filling out forms on the web, like flight check-ins or parking payments.
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