As previously reported, Google Chat is getting a UI redesign as well as Duet AI features at Cloud Next 2023.
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As previously reported, Google Chat is getting a UI redesign as well as Duet AI features at Cloud Next 2023.
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Google Meet is getting a torrent of Duet AI features at Cloud Next 2023 from “takes notes for me” and “attend for me” to studio audio and video enhancements.
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The Google Home script editor that launched in Public Preview this June is getting its first update across four areas today.
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Following last week’s first-gen Nest Cam Indoor update, Google is boosting the Home app’s automation capabilities with a ton of new starters and actions. This is rolling out starting today for all users without needing to be enrolled in the Preview Program.
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At the start of this month, Fitbit announced a Material You redesign of its app, and I regret to inform you there is currently no dark theme.
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Google Flights already tells you whether current prices are low, typical, or high, and it will now definitively tell you when the cheapest time to book is.
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Spotify last month updated its Android app with a new homescreen widget that combines playback controls and recommendations.
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After first appearing in April, YouTube Music is now more widely rolling out live lyrics on Android and iOS.
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Following Tuesday’s announcement, Meta is widely rolling out the Threads web app, and it offers a pretty straightforward translation of the mobile experience.
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Google Workspace announced a slew of new security measures today, including an additional layer of “Verify it’s you” confirmation when doing something sensitive in Gmail.
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Messenger Lite was announced in October of 2016 and aimed at less-powerful Android devices. It eventually became available for all phones, but Meta is now killing Messenger Lite in September.
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Following the large screen Android tablet and Chromebook redesign, Google Photos on the web has been updated with a new editor.
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Before the big redesign that we’ve previously enabled, At a Glance is getting an “About this content” section.
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Google is finally adding a native translate capability to Gmail for Android and iOS after long supporting it on the web client.
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A notable update to YouTube Music for Wear OS lets you actually browse the songs in a playlist or album.
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Google’s work on optimizing first-party apps for Android tablets and foldables continues with an upcoming redesign for Docs, Sheets, and Slides.
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The dark theme across Google’s first-party apps is generally more gray than black. Google Play is now testing a much darker dark theme.
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Google is in the process of adding a version history feature to Keep on the web that sounds quite basic.
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Google Contacts has seen an uptick in new features this year, and it continues today with local time and weather information.
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A small YouTube Music update today lets you conveniently “Play all” the songs in select carousels on your Home feed.
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Google has been a big proponent of HTTPS over the years and today announced its latest efforts in Chrome for “HTTPS by default.”
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In development since March of 2022, desktop Chrome is now rolling out a side panel that gives you persistent access to Google Search results.
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For several years now, Chrome has offered a custom share sheet, but the mobile browser is now adopting the system version on Android 14.
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The biggest update to Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE) since its launch will let the AI appear outside Search results and be accessible when you’re just browsing the web.
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