Desktop Chrome already supports biometric confirmation before auto-filling payment information, and is now getting the option to require your fingerprint to enter saved passwords.
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Google is making a small but profound usability tweak by adding an eyedropper tool to the color picker in Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drawings.
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On desktop web, most instances of Picture-in-Picture (PiP) are quite basic. Google Chrome is now working on adding support for more advanced Picture-in-Picture players and use cases.
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YouTube is getting the ability to invite a guest to your mobile livestream with “Go Live Together.”
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In an email to subscribers this afternoon, YouTube TV announced that it hasn’t been able to renew its deal with the MLB Network and that the baseball channel will no longer be available.
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After rolling out a Material You redesign in December, the Google TV Android app is now readying a homescreen widget.
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With the launch of Play Games for PC, Google introduced a new icon for the service that’s now coming to the Android app.
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Back in November, Google announced that Gmail would directly show package and delivery tracking in your inbox. If this feature isn’t live yet, you can manually enable it in Gmail settings.
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As part of the Home app Public Preview, Google has redesigned Wifi controls with the list of connected devices seeing the big upgrade.
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In November 2020, YouTube Music introduced an “activity bar” with various moods to tune what appears in the Home feed, and it’s now available on the web.
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Spotted in development last year, Google announced today that it’s rolling out the ability to require your fingerprint to access Incognito tabs in Chrome for Android.
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Back in July, the Pixel Launcher’s At a Glance widget picked up Air Quality (AQI) alerts, and there’s now an individual setting to turn them on/off.
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Last November, we previewed a Material You redesign of the Google app, and it’s now rolling out on Android.
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When presenting in Meet, Google is making it easier to share Slides with people on the call with a pair of changes.
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After first appearing on the Fitbit Sense 2 and Versa 4 in mid-December, the Google Maps app now fully works.
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YouTube very rarely goes down, but YouTube Music this afternoon (Pacific Time) is facing a partial but widespread outage across the Android, iOS, and web apps.
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Back in September, Google started testing an “Omnibox Modernize Visual Update” to revamp a core part of the mobile browser. Chrome for Android is now rolling out a Material You address bar redesign that adds more Dynamic Color.
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In mid-November, YouTube Music rolled out a redesigned Now Playing screen on Android that notably hid the dislike button, but has now disappeared and the old interface is back.
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On Android 13 QPR2 Beta 2.1, a bug can crash Pixel Launcher search if you attempt to scroll through results.
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Some users of the Google Home app Public Preview have received a thorough survey asking them to rate the redesigned experience. Spanning 20+ pages, it appears as a card in the Activity tab.
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Google Clock 7.4 is rolling out a new interface for timers, while the update is also testing a tweak to how you turn off alarms.
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To “help shape the future of YTM,” the YouTube Music team is launching a “Listening Room” program to give selected users early access to features and provide feedback.
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After debuting in Messages on Android, the Google Account switcher on the web is getting a Material You redesign.
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Google is rolling out minor updates to its Calculator (version 8.4) and Clock (7.4) apps on Android.
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