Fairly recently, Google added some new features to its in-feed videos. Before, they would just autoplay silently if you stopped on them. Now, you can mute/unmute them, scrub them, and even activate closed captions. You could do all of this with them while they stayed out of the way. YouTube might make in-feed videos annoying YouTube might make in-feed videos annoying However, that might not be the case for much longer....
“For some locations, conditions are starting to improve, yet in many parts of the world the pandemic continues to create uncertainty,” Pichai said. This extension will “give more Googlers flexibility and choice as they ramp back.” Google initially planned to resume work from offices in September this year. But new waves of the coronavirus have several affected those plans. In July, the company delayed office return until October. With no signs of an imminent improvement in conditions, the internet giant has now pushed back all the way to January next year....
To make things even more interesting. Android actually outperformed iOS in “key marketing metrics”. This report comes from Liftoff, App Annie, and Pog, who partnered up to create it. Mobile shopping apps strived during the pandemic, new report claims Mobile shopping apps strived during the pandemic, new report claims This report is based on more than 95 billion ad impressions, 1.1 billion clicks across 14 million installs, and 39 million in-app events....
More free games are coming to the Epic Games Store More free games are coming to the Epic Games Store Epic Games just hit us with a major update about how the company has grown in the past 1-2 years and what it plans for this year. The long blog post tells us what games are coming to the platform and more exciting news. Firstly, the company let us in on some of the numbers it’s doing in terms of user count....
These Galaxy Watch 4 videos showcase both watch variants These Galaxy Watch 4 videos showcase both watch variants These videos are significant because Samsung and Google started collaborating on the next version of Wear OS. This means that what we see in these videos will set the stage for what we will expect from Wear OS 3. There are two videos, but they show basically the same content. One video is for the Galaxy Watch 4, and the other one shows off the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic....
