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Google says it will roll out a fix for Nest devices that were impacted by problems with Daylight Savings adjustments due to changes in Canada.

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We’ve all been there: you spot a poster for a concert, a comedy show, or a local food festival, snap a photo of it, and promptly forget about it until the event has come and gone. Google Photos already offers a shortcut to add events from some digital tickets and screenshots, but it’s easy to…

Countless people rely on Google Photos to ensure their memories stay handy and accessible, irrespective of which device they use or how often they switch devices. But backing up Google Photos is time-consuming and can often stop midway unless you ensure you keep the app running actively. This can be a hassle if you have…

Cleaning up a Google Photos library is one of those chores that everyone puts off. Google Photos does let you select a bunch of photos and delete or archive them, but finding the right ones across years of screenshots, duplicates, and blurry shots is the hard part, and the mess only grows with time. Ask…

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Last month, Samsung released the stable version of One UI 9.0 (Android 17) for the Galaxy A15 in its home country, South Korea. Now, the brand has started rolling it out globally, with India being among the first regions to get it.

I’ve always found Memories in Google Photos to be a useful and fun feature that often takes me back to the “good old days.” Whether it’s surfacing old clips of my friends and me from college or images from my first date with my wife, it’s usually great at showing the best moments of my…

The iPhone Duo’s tumultuous debut seems to have some buyers looking to Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 instead, as sales spiked in the week following Apple’s release.

YouTube has dabbled in social features over the years, but it looks like the company is now experimenting with something more ambitious. Code and assets in the latest version of the YouTube app hint at an experimental social experience called “Tamba,” complete with followers, direct messages, group chats, and its own posts.