There’s no definitive information available as to what’s causing the breakages. But one recurring theme is users saying they discovered the cracked glass after taking the phone from a warm to a cold location.
Welp, I might put my idea to get the Pro on the side for now.
I already have bad memories of my first Android phone having its LCD screen break easily and start to bleed during winter for the same reason (happened two times).
[…] coming to Search and YouTube in Europe for visitors who are not signed-in or are in Incognito mode
An odd error prevented a Pixel 3 user from calling 911 two weeks ago, and after an internal investigation at Google, we now know what happened.
In both cases, the phones couldn't be factory reset before being sent to Google. [...] [A secure screen lock is] still not something you can add to your phone before sending it in for service if, for example, the screen doesn't work, and certainly no reason to excuse a criminal invasion of their accounts and property.
Theoretically, Checks will help with demonetization issues
More expensive, less flexible, but easier and safer to use
Google could make Chromebooks last years longer with a huge change to Chrome OS
Developers, ad buyers, and third-party sellers are all affected
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The feature, which YouTube says was underutilized, will be discontinued in September
Android 11 Red Velvet Cake, specifically
A Nigerian prince needs your money to access his frozen assets
Now you can really highlight your point when you send articles in the family group chat
Google can call it a "safe folder," but we know what it's for
La société utilise les Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 avec une dose d’intelligence artificielle pour donner des indications vocales sur ce que se trouve en face d’elle, reconnaître des visages familiers ou lire du texte (un courrier, une recette, etc.).
Let me tell you this “funny” story of me trying to bypass a domain check in a little webapp, and acidentally bypassing a URL parser that is used in (almost) every Google product.
Ahead of the election year, we polled Americans about which big tech companies they trust with their personal information — and which ones should be broken up