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Month: February 2018
New video – Apple Airpods
Did you buy or receive as a gift a new iPhone 7, 7 Plus, 8 or 8 Plus and discover you have no headphone jack? Just interested in looking for some wireless headphones? Curious if an Apple product will work with an Android device? Check out our latest video and find the answers to all of you questions! Make sure you like and subscribe as well!
Google appears to be readying Android Messages as an iMessage competitor
According to a report from Android Police, as part of their teardown of the update to Android Messages, it appears as if Google is readying a number of features to have it mimic the most popular features of iMessage, including using a web interface, as well as offering mobile payments directly in the app itself.
Pixel Visual Core will soon help photos taken in some 3rd party apps look better
Google announced today that they will be turning on the Pixel Visual Core co-processor for multiple 3rd party photo apps, including Snapchat and Instagram. This will allow these apps and their cameras to take advantage of the powerful HDR+ algorithm developed by Google to increase clarity, contrast, and sharpness. The Pixel 2 and 2 XL cameras are amongst the highest ever rated by somewhat controversial camera rater DxOMark, but even critics of that site agree – the Pixel 2 has arguably the best mobile camera in a smartphone.
Allowing other apps to take advantage of this software enhancement will certainly be a boon for those apps, and we hope that more 3rd party developers will be able to use the Pixel Visual Core in the future. Click through here to read the full Google blog post on this, and you can also check out my brief primer on what the Pixel Visual Core is below. Pixel 2 and 2 XL users – get excited!
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