Along with Google, Meta and Microsoft are also looking to make a splash in the metaverse. AR and VR environments and games do exist nowadays, but these companies are looking to make the metaverse a mainstream thing. We’re all familiar with those videos showing people holding full meetings while sitting at home with a headset on. Google is looking to buy Raxium LEDs Google is looking to buy Raxium LEDs...
So what is Google launching for the holidays? Well, let’s start with what’s coming to Pixels. Google is making it easier to add holiday cheer to your photos and messages. There are going to be unique designs available from two new artists – Australian husband-and-wife duo DABSMYLA and renowned watercolor artist Yao Cheng Design. You’ll be able to just pick your photos, select your design and rearrange the layout with simple drag-and-drop controls....
Speaking to Android Authority, the CMO of HMD Stephen Taylor said that the company got it wrong with Android 11. “We did have not (sic) as much success with the Android 11 rollout, and I think we’ve learned from that.” Taylor pointed out that the company’s absence from the Android 11 beta program coupled with the sheer number of smartphones it offers proved detrimental towards the rollout. Nokia recently sent the Android 12 update for the Nokia X10 and X20 Nokia recently sent the Android 12 update for the Nokia X10 and X20...
This is available for most than just Google Duo as well. Here’s a list of known supported apps for these video call effects on Galaxy S22: Google DuoFacebook MessengerZoomMicrosoft TeamsKnox Meeting There will likely be more added in the coming weeks and months. Since this is going to be a system-level change, it should work with virtually any video calling app, at least in the future. It’s a really nice feature to have available, especially if you happen to do a lot of video calling from your smartphone....
Mosseri revealed the plans during his weekly Ask Me Anything last Friday. “One that we hope to test in a week or two is support for 9:16 photos,” he responded to a question about whether the company is building any cool features for photos (via The Verge). The Instagram CEO added that the idea is to treat photos and videos similarly. “You could have tall videos, but you cannot have tall photos on Instagram....
