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Well, the same source has now shared a new video. This video actually comes from This is Tech Today, and we talked about it yesterday. That YouTube channel shared a 10-minute long video sharing camera samples from the Pixel 6 Pro. The Pixel 6 Pro appeared in another hands-on video The Pixel 6 Pro appeared in another hands-on video We’ve already covered that part of the video, so won’t dwell much about it, you can click here to check all that out....

A recent update for the Google app has added a timer and stopwatch to the At a Glance widget. So you no longer need to open the Clock app for these features. Additionally, you can also now see your upcoming bedtime on the widget. Lastly, the widget will now show data from your fitness apps as well. Hopefully, it will support most third-party fitness apps Along with these new features, At a Glance also now offers a shortcut to quickly enable/disable “Sensitive content” on the lockscreen....

This feature was announced during Google I/O this year. It’s a part of Google’s new push to make Android better for tablets. The feature lets you take an image you added to Google Keep, drag it over, and drop it into another app. This could be really useful to move images from app to app without needing to hunt down the image in the other app. It really speeds things up when you’re in a pinch....

That’s because the change works by allowing users to remove old and unused devices that Assistant can be accessed from. In effect, any device that users haven’t used in more than 3 months for accessing Google Assistant. It’s not immediately clear how that speeds Assistant AI up and Google hasn’t detailed exactly how much speed is there to be gained. But it has also included options to sort the list of devices to remove by one month and even one-week intervals....

In terms of the latter rollout, there’s a more solid timeframe for that, as well. The August 5 2022 Android Security Patch will reportedly roll out within the “coming weeks,” according to the company. The update will apply to all supported Pixel-branded devices, including the Pixel 6 series noted above. The security patch will fix a number of known bugs but won’t necessarily deliver any big features. That’s hardly surprising, however, since September is just around the corner and is the expected launch month for Android 13....