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Some Pixel phones are plagued with dark-to-bright screen flickering after update
- Some Pixel phone owners are facing screen brightness issues after the March update.
- The problem primarily occurs when watching Netflix, Disney Plus, or YouTube in fullscreen mode.
- Wallpapers appear dim and photos automatically dim while editing on affected devices.
- The issues may be related to the recently released March update for Pixel devices.
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The Google TV Streamer is so good that I won’t ever miss the Chromecast
- Google has launched the new Google TV Streamer as a replacement for Chromecast.
- The Google TV Streamer is larger, more powerful, and packed with new features.
- Despite being more expensive, the death of Chromecast is considered worth it.
- The Google TV Streamer is highly recommended by the author.
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Google debuts a new Gemini-based text embedding model
- Google has introduced Gemini Embedding, a new text embedding model, to its Gemini developer API.
- Gemini Embedding is the first text embedding model trained on the Gemini family of AI models.
- It offers exceptional performance across various domains and supports over 100 languages.
- Google plans to release a stable, generally available version of Gemini Embedding in the future.
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Android Auto could be about to turn up the heat (and AC) on car comfort
- Android Auto's latest beta contains references to vehicle climate controls.
- Currently, Android Auto does not offer direct adjustment of in-vehicle climate settings.
- The implications and integration of these climate controls within Android Auto's UI are still unclear.
- Google may be working on improving the integration of vehicle controls in Android Auto.
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We found a DOGE guy at NASA because his Google Calendar was public
- A DOGE staffer at NASA had his publicly viewable Google Calendar, revealing his connections to the Trump administration and other DOGE employees.
- The calendar showed job interviews with companies including Tesla, Palantir, and Anduril.
- The staffer, Riley Sennott, is listed as a 'senior advisor' at NASA and has ties to Tesla based on his calendar.
- Sennott's role at NASA is unclear, but an email to agency employees mentioned the arrival of DOGE personnel.
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Bad vibes? Google may have screwed up haptics in the new Pixel Drop update
- Google released its scheduled March Pixel Drop earlier this week, with a focus on AI scam detection, multi-camera streaming, and haptics.
- Pixel owners have reported issues with the haptics, describing them as 'springy' and 'hollow', and in some cases, overly harsh.
- Google's Pixel phones have made significant progress with haptic feedback, but users are not satisfied with the latest update.
- Confusion may be caused by the addition of a new feature called notification cooldown, designed to reduce the annoyance of multiple notifications in quick succession.
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Meet Kubernetes History Inspector, a log visualization tool for Kubernetes clusters
- Kubernetes History Inspector (KHI) is an open-source tool developed by Google Cloud to visualize logs in Kubernetes clusters.
- Troubleshooting in Kubernetes involves dealing with complex logs from various components, requiring deep analysis.
- KHI simplifies log collection and analysis by visualizing log data in a chronological timeline.
- It helps track the evolution of each component over time and link the timeline back to raw log data for better understanding.
- KHI, launched as a container image, does not require lengthy setup or agent installation, making it practical for critical situations.
- By using KHI, engineers can efficiently troubleshoot Kubernetes issues, such as performance degradations or configuration errors.
- The tool provides a macroscopic view of the Kubernetes environment through a timeline and offers microscopic details from raw logs and manifests.
- KHI's visualization helps identify issues like readiness probe failures and visualizes interdependencies within Kubernetes clusters.
- While currently optimized for GKE and Kubernetes on Google Cloud, plans are in place to extend KHI's capabilities to open-source Kubernetes setups.
- KHI, aimed at simplifying Kubernetes operations, requires knowledge of Kubernetes concepts and application architecture for effective troubleshooting.
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Google adds a Gemini panel to Calendar to help you manage your schedule
- Google is testing a new AI-powered Gemini side panel within Google Calendar.
- Gemini allows users to check their schedule, create events, and look up event details.
- Gemini provides prompts and suggestions for adding events or finding information.
- The feature aims to streamline calendar management and increase efficiency.
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Mar 7, 2025: 10 AI updates from the past week
- JFrog launches end-to-end DevSecOps platform for deploying AI applications, providing security scanning for AI models and more.
- Anthropic Console introduces prompt sharing and support for extended thinking mode and budget setting with the latest model.
- Salesforce rolls out Agentforce 2dx with enhanced features for easy setup of AI agents in workflows.
- Sonatype launches AI Software Composition Analysis tool for model protection and management.
- Moderne introduces AI agent Moddy for code refactoring across large, multi-repository codebases.
- Google expands AI Overviews and adds AI Mode to Search for improved question answering capabilities.
- Amazon Bedrock Data Automation is now generally available, simplifying insights extraction from various content types.
- Microsoft open sources Microsoft.Extensions.AI.Evalutions library for evaluating AI application quality.
- OpenAI collaborates with 15 research institutions through NextGenAI to advance research and education with AI.
- Teradata launches new solution for efficiently managing vector data for agentic AI use cases, offering fast response times.
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Android 15 QPR2 Beta 3 users now have a way to leave the beta without data loss
- Android 15 QPR2 Beta 3 testers who don't want to upgrade to the Android 16 Beta can now leave the beta without data loss.
- Google has released a stable "Android Beta Exit No Data Wipe" OTA update to address the issue of data loss when exiting the Android Beta Program.
- The update allows users to keep their data on their phones even after opting out of the Android Beta Program.
- This solution comes after the release of Android 16 Beta 2.1, with a third beta version expected soon.
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Latest Pixel 9a leak zooms in on its fresh camera design
- Leaked marketing images of the Pixel 9a confirm the design we’ve seen in previous leaks.
- The images give us a close look at its updated camera module and confirm the four color options.
- Marketing images of the Pixel 9a have surfaced online, revealing the device's design and colorways.
- The camera module sits nearly flush with the device's back panel.
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Google screwed up Pixel vibrations again
- Google's Pixel devices are experiencing unusual changes in notification and call vibrations.
- Users have reported a 'hollow feeling' vibration with 'less thunk' after the March 2025 update.
- Similar haptic issues have occurred in the past, such as weakened vibrations in Pixel 6 phones in 2022.
- It is unclear whether the latest change is a bug or intentional, affecting Pixel 7, 7 Pro, and 8 Pro devices.
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Beyond Pageviews: How 2025’s GA4 and GTM Updates Transform Publisher Analytics
- The article discusses the necessity for publishers to upgrade their analytics approach beyond traditional metrics like pageviews to stay relevant in 2025.
- Google's updated analytics stack including GA4, GTM, GSC, and Looker Studio, offers advanced features for publishers to focus on real engagement, audience behavior, and revenue performance.
- GA4 enhancements provide improved user stickiness scores and predictive engagement signals for better insights into audience behavior.
- GTM's enhancements focus on speed and simplicity in event tagging, especially with server-side tagging for improved tracking accuracy.
- GSC's integration with GA4 allows publishers to analyze search intent and its impact on engagement to refine SEO strategies for quality traffic.
- Looker Studio's new GA4 connectors and ad-focused visuals help in visualizing ad performance alongside reader engagement for better decision-making.
- The article guides publishers on modernizing metrics by focusing on engaged sessions and custom events in GA4 for a more accurate understanding of what drives audience engagement.
- Readers are encouraged to implement event tracking using GTM and GA4 for metrics like scroll depth and ad viewability to improve tracking capabilities.
- Automated tools like GTM's enhanced measurement settings and server-side tagging help handle the data flood efficiently for publishers managing high volumes of daily content.
- Utilizing GA4's event system and GTM's tagging capabilities enables publishers to track what truly engages readers and optimizes ad revenue effectively.
- By leveraging Looker Studio as a command center, publishers can consolidate metrics from GA4, GSC, and Ad Manager to gain actionable insights and streamline decision-making for a billion-pageviews scale.
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Google Meet is getting enhanced AI-generated backgrounds
- Google Meet has rolled out enhanced AI-generated backgrounds for video calls.
- The new image generation model promises improved visual quality and faithful representation of user requests.
- Fresh preset styles including professional office, stylish living room, and tropical beach options are now available.
- Automatic framing tool to center participants on-screen during video calls will be introduced.
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YouTube Premium Lite Launches in the US for $7.99 a Month
- YouTube has launched its Premium Lite subscription in the US for $7.99 per month.
- Premium Lite lacks features such as offline downloads, background playback, and provides a mostly ad-free experience.
- The inclusion of sponsored content has drawn criticism, as it undermines YouTube's support for creators.
- YouTube Premium Lite will soon be launched in other countries, after being tested in Thailand, Germany, and Australia.
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