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Google Images is one of the most popular ways to find a picture on the web, and lately, it’s undergone some changes. One change to Google Images that was just recently spotted was the removal of a search filter that allowed users to find images of exact sizes.
The post Google Images quietly removes ‘exact size’ and ‘larger than’ search filters appeared first on 9to5Google.
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The post 9to5Google Daily 294: Google moves Pixel production from China to Vietnam appeared first on 9to5Google.
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For Android updates, OnePlus is one of the better performers when it comes to smartphones. As the company steps into the world of TVs, OnePlus is committing to three years of Android TV updates.
The post OnePlus TV will get Android TV updates for ‘at least’ 3 years appeared first on 9to5Google.
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Back in May, we learned that while Android Auto for screens in the car is here to stay — and even getting a slick redesign — the experience of using Android Auto on your phone screen was being killed in favor of the Google Assistant’s Driving Mode. We’re now seeing our first evidence of this on the Android Auto side in its latest update, version 4.6, which includes multiple suggestions and warnings to use Google Assistant Driving Mode instead.
The post Android Auto 4.6 preps to kill phone UI in favor of Assistant Driving Mode [APK Insight] appeared first on 9to5Google.
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OnePlus makes some particularly impressive phones for a company that has only been around for five years or so. They have garnered a massive, almost hardcore following, but none more so than in India, where they are set to launch the first OnePlus Music Festival.
The post [Update: Katy Perry to headline] OnePlus is planning a music festival in Mumbai, India, later this year appeared first on 9to5Google.
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We’ve yet to see the Bixby-powered Samsung Galaxy Home smart speaker arrive after being announced way back in 2018 at the Note 9 keynote. Despite the radio silence on the device, Samsung appears to be offering Korean fans the chance to beta test the Galaxy Home Mini.
The post Samsung seeks beta testers for upcoming Bixby-powered Galaxy Home Mini appeared first on 9to5Google.
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Reported specifications of the upcoming OnePlus 7T have leaked, confirming much of the potential internals of the upcoming flagship killer.
The post Potential OnePlus 7T specs leak w/ 90 Hz display, 855+, larger battery, more appeared first on 9to5Google.
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A new report from Vice today details discoveries made by Google Project Zero researchers that “may be one of the largest attacks against iPhone users ever.” The basis of the attacks is a series of hacked websites, which were randomly distributing malware to iPhone users.
The post Google researchers detail malicious website exploits that targeted iPhone users for years appeared first on 9to5Mac.
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YouTube has historically lacked a built-in queue, and many users have instead turned to playlists. The service is now officially testing “Add to queue” on the web, and all are free to try it out for the next two weeks.
The post YouTube testing ‘Add to queue’ feature, here’s how to enable on the web appeared first on 9to5Google.
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Android 10 is set to debut in the very near future, and in the latest episode of the podcast All About Android, members of Google’s Android team sat down to talk about the new update, branding, and more. Here are a few bits of information that came out of the interview.
The post Google’s Android team talks Android 10, ‘Queen Cake,’ gestures, and more [Video] appeared first on 9to5Google.
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