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Following education and Workspace news this week, Google has a number of Gemini announcements for developers, including a 2 million token context window for 1.5 Pro.

Google Translate is getting its “largest expansion ever” today with 110 new languages.

After the big Chromebook update last month, ChromeOS 126 is rolling out as a moderate update over the coming weeks. 

As previously spotted, Google Messages is now rolling out a “Show expressive animations” setting to disable Reaction Effects, Animated Emoji, and more. 

Following the initial rollout last month, Google Contacts is making official the ability to see message notifications on the widget.

With Google Wallet replacing Fitbit Pay in July, the newer service is rolling out support for American Express cards.

Anything outside of a flagship smartphone is an exercise in compromise. Finding the things you can make sacrifices in without ruining the entire experience. That usually makes it tough to focus in on perfecting one particular element, but that’s what Honor has attempted with the new Honor 200 Pro, and it’s done a pretty fine job of it.

Samsung this week confirmed that July 10 will see the launch of its new foldables, but the leaks haven’t stopped, and now a collection of official cases show off the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 yet again.

Google is touting significant speed improvements when performing calculations in Sheets on desktop Chrome and Edge.

A rather serious security vulnerability has been uncovered on the Rabbit R1, one of the latest hardware devices built by an AI-first team. The flaw allows third parties to access text prompts sent through the R1, which can contain any amount of sensitive info.

Google is rolling out a number of updates to Chrome 126 on Android and iOS, including a Material You redesign of the address bar on tablets. 

The TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro is one of the best Wear OS watches for battery life, and now it’s getting a new “Slate” color option.

The Find My Device network for Android was highly anticipated, but has been extremely underwhelming thus far. Google says that improvements are coming, but is also encouraging Android users to allow the Find My Device network to actually work everywhere – here’s how to do that.

One of the more consumer-facing apps that originated from Area 120 helped you scan and organize documents/receipts. “Stack: PDF Scanner by Google Area 120” — yes, that was the full Play Store name — is going away later this year.

After months of leaks and rumors, Samsung has officially announced a July 10 event that will serve as the launch date for Galaxy Z Fold 6, Flip 6, and other new devices, and reservations are open now with potentially huge savings.

After introducing in 2021 and 2022, Google is rolling back continuous scrolling on the Search results page.