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Where’s your new Google Photos editor? Google shares updated timetable
- Google Photos is set to introduce a new editor, with a global rollout expected in June.
- A small group of testers currently has access, but for most users, the editor is now expected to debut in August.
- Google is carefully managing the rollout to ensure a smooth experience for all users.
- Despite initial plans for a June launch, delays have pushed the debut of the new editor to August, raising questions about Google's distribution strategy.
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Gmail’s new subscription management is here to declutter your inbox
- Gmail is introducing a new 'Manage subscriptions' feature to help users declutter their inboxes filled with old subscriptions.
- The feature will display all current email subscriptions, allowing users to easily unsubscribe from newsletters, promotions, and other updates.
- Users can access this feature in the Gmail app's navigation drawer, where they will find a list of subscriptions with an unsubscribe button.
- Google is rolling out the improved subscription management feature on Android, iOS apps, and web, but it may take up to 15 days for all accounts to have access.
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July 2025 Android Update Available for Google Pixel Devices
- The July 2025 Android update, the first monthly patch after Android 16 release, is now available for Pixel phones.
- The update (BP2A.250705.008) is for Pixel 6a through Pixel 9 Pro Fold devices and includes a battery performance update for Pixel 6a.
- Bug fixes in the July update focus on improvements in display, graphics, and Wi-Fi connectivity stability.
- The update is rolling out gradually and users can check for it in Settings>System>Software updates>System update.
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Gmail’s new ‘Manage subscriptions’ tool will help declutter your inbox
- Google introduced a new feature in Gmail called 'Manage subscriptions' to help users declutter their inboxes by organizing and easily unsubscribing from unwanted subscriptions.
- This tool allows users to view and manage their subscription emails from the most frequent senders, unsubscribe quickly, and send unsubscribe requests on their behalf.
- Users can access the feature by clicking on the navigation bar in Gmail and selecting 'Manage subscriptions.' It will roll out on the web immediately, followed by Android and iOS in select countries.
- The 'Manage subscriptions' feature is part of Gmail's efforts to assist users in managing their emails efficiently, following tools like the one-click unsubscribe option introduced last year.
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Accelerate your AI workloads with the Google Cloud Managed Lustre
- Google Cloud Managed Lustre is now generally available, offering four distinct performance tiers with throughput ranging from 125 MB/s to 1000 MB/s per TiB, scalable up to 8 PB of storage capacity.
- Managed Lustre provides a POSIX-compliant parallel file system essential for high-throughput AI inference, large-scale model training, checkpointing, data preprocessing, scientific simulations, and research.
- The solution is powered by DDN’s EXAScaler, combining DDN's high-performance storage expertise with Google Cloud's infrastructure, delivering sub-millisecond read latency and high single-stream throughput.
- Flexible pricing options are available for different throughput tiers, featuring sub-millisecond read latency and high single-stream throughput, with Managed Lustre being globally accessible and integrating with Google Cloud services.
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Google Maps is now available on Garmin’s smartwatches
- Garmin has introduced a free Google Maps app for its smartwatches, offering turn-by-turn directions for activities like walking, cycling, and running.
- The Garmin app's functionality is limited compared to the Wear OS version, focusing on basic directions. Users need to set a destination on the Google Maps mobile app and keep their Android smartphone within range.
- The app will alert users with vibrations for upcoming turns, allows tapping the screen to see the next three turns, and continues to track activities like running and biking while in use.
- The Google Maps app is downloadable from Garmin's Connect IQ Store and works with about 90 different smartwatch models from the company.
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Google Site Kit Named WordPress’s Most Trusted Plugin
- Google Site Kit, Google's official WordPress plugin developed in partnership with Fueled's 10up practice, has been recognized as the most trusted plugin by the WordPress community.
- In a recent survey, 40% of WordPress users voted Site Kit as the plugin they trust the most, and it is now among the top ten most popular plugins on the WordPress.org directory, active on over 5 million sites.
- Site Kit integrates tools like Google Analytics, Search Console, AdSense, and PageSpeed Insights into the WordPress admin experience, allowing easy setup of essential Google services and access to traffic stats, SEO insights, and other web data in one place.
- Google partnered with Fueled's 10up practice to develop Site Kit, which has rapidly gained popularity and demonstrates the value it brings to WordPress site owners through seamless integration and valuable insights.
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Declutter your inbox with Gmail’s newest feature
- Gmail has introduced a new 'Manage subscriptions' feature to help users declutter their inboxes from unwanted subscription emails.
- Users can easily view and manage their active subscriptions, unsubscribe from unwanted senders with one click, and Gmail will send an unsubscribe request on their behalf.
- The feature is accessible by clicking on the navigation bar in the top-left corner of the inbox and selecting 'Manage subscriptions.'
- Gmail's new feature comes as part of its efforts to give users more control over their emails, in addition to its existing tools for spam protection and AI-based defenses.
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Expanding Z3 family with 9 new VMs and a bare metal instance for storage and I/O intensive workloads
- Google Cloud is expanding the Z3 Storage Optimized VM family with new offerings.
- Nine new Z3 virtual machines with local SSD capacity are now available.
- A Z3 bare metal instance includes up to 72 TiB of Local SSDs.
- Z3 VMs improve performance for storage-intensive workloads with reduced IO access latency.
- The expanded Z3 family offers improved connectivity and storage performance for enterprise workloads.
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Google is a Leader in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Search and Product Discovery
- Google named a Leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant for Search and Product Discovery.
- Recognition highlights Google's commitment to AI solutions for digital commerce experience.
- Vertex AI Search for commerce offers personalized product discovery at scale with AI.
- Customers benefit from conversational search, image search, and personalized recommendations.
- Google's solution enhances e-commerce search using advanced AI/ML models and personalization.
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Announcing Vertex AI Agent Engine Memory Bank available for everyone in preview
- Developers can now access Memory Bank in preview to solve memory limitations in agents.
- Memory Bank allows for personalized interactions, continuity, better context, and improved user experience.
- It integrates with Agent Development Kit and Agent Engine Sessions for storing relevant information.
- Memory Bank uses Gemini models to extract, store, update, and recall memories intelligently.
- The system sets a new standard for agent memory performance with a topic-based approach.
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Gemini’s new rainbow-colored overlay box is rolling out to beta testers
- Google is updating Gemini with new rainbow colors and overlay changes for beta testers.
- The app icon was recently updated with rainbow colors, and now the overlay is getting a similar treatment in beta testing.
- Changes include a new shape for the overlay and on-screen animation, though these updates are yet to be fully implemented.
- Gemini's AI agent is in the middle of a rainbow-themed overhaul, transitioning from its previous color scheme to a rainbow gradient.
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This Pixel 9 Pro XL is $350 Off
- The Pixel 9 Pro XL is currently on sale for $350 off, making it one of the biggest discounts ever seen for this device.
- The discounted price for the Pixel 9 Pro XL in Hazel is $749 for the 128GB storage variant, down from $1,099.
- While other versions of the Pixel 9 Pro XL on Amazon are discounted by $150, the Hazel version with 128GB storage stands out with a $350 discount.
- Additionally, the smaller Pixel 9 Pro is available for $250 off in various colors and storage options, providing a good deal for those looking for a lighter phone.
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How to Fix Google Chrome Error 1: 0X80004005 on Windows 11
- Many Windows 11 users are encountering Google Chrome Error 1: 0X80004005 while updating the browser.
- Key reasons for the error include corrupted Chrome files, internet issues, and extensions.
- Steps to resolve the error include relaunching Chrome, checking internet connectivity, disabling Windows Security, managing Chrome extensions, clearing browser cache, and resetting Chrome settings.
- Users can follow these troubleshooting steps to resolve the Google Chrome Error 1: 0X80004005 on Windows 11.
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Splunk uncovers surge in social engineering through fake CAPTCHA attacks
- Splunk Inc. warns of a surge in social engineering campaigns using fake CAPTCHA systems to deliver malware without relying on software vulnerabilities.
- These attacks, dubbed 'ClickFix' and 'FakeCAPTCHA,' trick users into self-infecting their systems by exploiting familiarity with verification systems and using clipboard manipulation techniques.
- The attacks lure victims to malicious websites resembling Google's reCAPTCHA or Cloudflare CAPTCHA pages, prompting users to trigger hidden JavaScript that downloads and executes second-stage payloads.
- To combat this threat, Splunk researchers have introduced open-source tools like ClickGrab and PasteEater, along with detection queries to help organizations monitor for FakeCAPTCHA activity.
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