Over the next couple of weeks, you will start seeing a “red” banner when you receive potential phishing and malware messages in Google Chat. The banner will only appear if the suspicious message is coming from users with personal Google Accounts. You will see it at the bottom of the screen with the title “This invite is suspicious”. The detailed description reads: This conversation contains links to known phishing sites that may try to steal your information....

All images on your Android device, when put inside the Locked Folder, will be kept locally. Moreover, they will be protected behind a passcode or require biometric authentication. Google Photos Locked Folder feature was previously exclusive only to the Pixel devices. However, according to a recent report by Android Police, the Locked Folder feature is now rolling out for more Android users, especially the non-Pixel Android devices. Google announced back in October that this Locked Folder will make its way to more devices very soon, and it seems like the time has arrived....

Esses são os principais serviços de assinatura que te dão acesso a aplicativos e jogos pagos no celular. Tudo sem anúncios e com os recursos que você teria na versão premium dos apps em questão. Bem interessante não é? Mas entre Google Play Pass vs Apple Arcade, você pode estar se perguntando qual é o ideal para o seu uso. Talvez você esteja até mesmo se perguntando qual tipo de smartphone deve comprar com base no que os serviços de assinatura oferecem!...

One of the key changes here is the slightly elongated bottom bar with highlights surrounding the tab you’re in. While some of the other elements have received a Material You upgrade, the search bar on top of the ‘Explore’ still uses the old rectangular shape. 9to5Google notes that the new update doesn’t bring any changes to the ‘Library’ tab. Google recently updated apps like Photos and Duo with the Material You redesign Google recently updated apps like Photos and Duo with the Material You redesign...

Now, as might be gleaned from above, the MST Scale is a 10-shade gradient of skin tones, as shown in the image below, meant to be used in the development of apps and services. Its namesake derives from the fact that it was developed in partnership with Harvard professor and sociologist Dr. Ellis Monk. More directly, developed as a continuance of work that ultimately led to last year’s Real Tone camera features for Pixel devices....