With the December 2024 Feature Drop, Pixel Camera 9.7 is rolling out “Quick access controls.”
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With the December 2024 Feature Drop, Pixel Camera 9.7 is rolling out “Quick access controls.”
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Like other first-party apps this year, a small Google News redesign on Android simplifies the bottom bar.
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Branded like the Workspace suite of productivity apps, Google Agentspace combines “Gemini’s advanced reasoning, Google-quality search, and enterprise data.”
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After dropping the experimental status in October, Google is rolling out a big update to NotebookLM that includes a redesign, while the Plus tier is beginning to go live.
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In addition to the bigger Pixel Recorder, Screenshots, and Studio updates, Google has updated the Thermometer icon with a new-ish icon.
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Following Android and iOS last month, the YouTube website now offers fine-tunable (“Custom”) playback speed.
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In addition to Pixel Screenshots and Studio, Google is rolling out Clear voice in Recorder and the Phone app’s Call Screen AI replies as part of the December 2024 Feature Drop.
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YouTube Music is rolling out a new “Pin to Speed dial” option that lets you customize the new grid introduced in October.
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Following the last increase in April of 2023, the price of YouTube TV is going up $10 to $82.99 starting Monday, January 13, 2025.
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Like other first-party apps that lack Dynamic Color theming, Google Maps currently uses a blue accent for buttons and other UI elements, but that looks to be changing to teal.
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After testing in October, Google Wallet’s ability to add your passport as an ID to the Android app is now widely rolling out in stable.
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The latest update to Pixel Screenshots rolled out this week, and the Gboard recall feature is now rolling out.
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Android offers OS-level “Unknown tracker alerts“, and Google is now adding two new features, including Find Nearby, for Find My Device (FMD) network tags.
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Just under a year ago, Google announced that Maps Location History would be moving to your phone, and this Timeline change is more widely rolling out.
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Just over a year after version 1.0, Google today announced Gemini 2.0 as its “new AI model for the agentic era.”
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Google is making some tweaks to the UI of Gemini on the web (text field) and Android app (model identification).
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Earlier this year, Google Messages introduced Profile discovery — which has since been renamed to “Profile sharing” — and is now rolling out a prominent way to “Customize how you are seen.”
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Following Slides last month, Google Docs is adding 40 new templates with “high-quality, visually modern designs.”
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YouTube announced a number of updates for its mobile app in October, and the translucent bottom bar with a frosted glass effect is now rolling out.
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Pixel Screenshots is getting a major Gboard integration with the December 2024 Feature Drop. Ahead of that, the required Pixel Screenshots version is here with some UI tweaks, auto-filters, and Circle to Search integration, but the “Show suggestions from your screenshots in other apps” functionality is not yet live.
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As announced last week with the Pixel (and Android) Feature Drop, Google is rolling out a redesign of Gboard’s Emoji Kitchen UI on Android.
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The Google Maps Platform is how third-parties can develop with Google Maps, and the company is now expanding its free usage limits. As of today, the platform is used by “over 10 million websites and apps.”
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Following the main mobile app earlier this year, YouTube Music for Android and iOS can now share a specific timestamp.
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With the year winding down, Google Photos is rolling out its 2024 Recap, which has two parts.
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