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Google seemingly hid the Pixel Fold design in plain sight Google seemingly hid the Pixel Fold design in plain sight You can see the two renders side-by-side, and the resemblance is uncanny. Jon Prosser even liked the tweet. Considering Prosser’s track record, chances are that we’re looking at the design of Google’s first foldable phone. This Android 12L render only adds fuel to the fire. We’re still not sure if the device will be called the Pixel Fold, but it’s possible....

A source on Reddit confirmed the news (via), with some users already receiving reminder emails from Google. The company’s support page says that users will receive a notification seven days before 2SV is automatically enabled. If a user doesn’t have any alternate verification method such as SMS codes or Google Authenticator, Google will enable standard 2SV on their account. This will require users to confirm their authentication on another device. If your phone is lost, the company will get in touch through the recovery email to help with the next steps....

In case you haven’t noticed, Google Photos constantly greets you with photos and videos that you took days, months, and even years back. It will either share pictures that you took on that day years back or resurface more recent pictures. Since it’s the end of the year, Google Photos is showing you the best memories that you have had throughout the year. No, Google Photos has the Best Of Autumn Memories collection No, Google Photos has the Best Of Autumn Memories collection...

A Google executive on September 2019 had sent the email. As Android Central (via CNBC) reports, the email’s title insists that “YouTube Position: A dedicated shelf for YT search results is a must.” Google has avoided responding to the allegations, but it appears that Congress intends to look into the matter. Senator Amy Klobuchar has released a statement saying Congress seeks legislation to ban big companies from asking for special treatment....

Black Friday was last week, and Google had some items on sale, of course. However, the company added a little something extra for people who purchased items on Black Friday. Customers received a little cardboard kit that, when put together, formed a tiny arcade machine. What you would do is slip your phone (preferably a Pixel 7 phone) into it, and you would see your phone’s display on the arcade display...