The California-based tech maker, Google, is in the ever-lasting journey of improving user experience and one of the main thing that happened very recently was the addition of AI features across all Workspace plans. The move now enables every Workspace customer to access Gemini AI features without the need to purchase any particular plan for it.

Taking the brand’s initiatives forward, a ‘You visit often’ label has started to be displayed on Google Search over websites that are being frequently visited by users. Read more about it below.

Google Search Now Displaying a ‘You visit often’ Label?

This feature has been previously reported about and is something that the brand was testing quite a few months back, and it seems that it has finally started to be displayed across Google Search. There isn’t much to say about the feature, it simply displays the label ‘You visit often’ over the websites that are being frequently visited by users.

However, unlike what was said before, instead of the pill-shaped appearance and the label inside of it, the brand has decided to just display the label as a typed message in Blue color.

In related news, apart from just integrating AI features to all Workspace plans, the brand also raised the cost of plans by USD 2 all over the world. Speaking more, the AI features and capabilities that are going to be rolled out to the Business and Enterprise customers include AI assistance in its services (Gmail, Sheets, Meet, Chat, & more), Chat with Gemini Advanced, and NotebookLM Plus. Do check out more about it here.

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Samsung has recently confirmed that its upcoming Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event will be held on 22^nd January in San Jose, at 10 AM PT/ 1 PM EST/6 PM GMT/ 7 PM CET. The event will also be live-streamed via Samsung.com, Samsung Newsroom, and Samsung’s YouTube channel.

Yesterday dedicated to this scheduled launch event, the brand conducted an amazing Holographic show in London.

As seen in the above snapshots from the show the brand hinted about A true AI companion coming, Galaxy AI, while a few visuals of a star, whale, wish lanterns, and northern lights were also showcased at the show.

Now coming to the upcoming event, Samsung is expected to unveil its much-awaited Galaxy S25 smartphone series which is said to include four models this time- Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, Galaxy S25 Ultra, and Galaxy S25 Slim. A lot of details about these devices have surfaced online already. Apart from the Galaxy S25-series smartphones, the One UI 7 official version and the Project Moohan XR headset are also said to be unveiled at the event. Reports also say that the brand could also present its new smart glasses as well as the teaser for the next Galaxy Smart Ring. Recently two new Galaxy Smart Ring sizes support pages were made live on the Samsung website, the company may unveil these new size variants at the event as well.

Only a few days are left for this upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event, and then we all get to know exactly what surprises Samsung has in its store for the Galaxy fans.

Via.

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The South Korean consumer electronics maker, Samsung, is soon going to conduct its next Galaxy Unpacked event and one of the much-awaited products that is going to be introduced is the brand’s latest One UI 7 custom skin official stable version. As of now, the One UI 7 beta program is live for the flagship Galaxy S24 series devices and the brand a few days back rolled out the One UI 7 beta 3 update, followed by more new features.

However, the Galaxy S24 series users are currently complaining about the battery life issues that they are facing, causing the battery to drain quickly. While the issue is not that serious in certain models, for others it is causing a drastic impact on their devices. Read more about it below.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Series x One UI 7 Beta 3 Update – Causing Battery Drain Troubles

This was initially pointed out by the tipster @tarunvats33 who has been sharing a lot about the One UI 7 custom skin, and it seems in his Galaxy S24 model, the battery charge consumed in 9 hours 55 minutes is 85%. Following the tipster’s X post, other Galaxy S24 series users have also shared their experience of how the battery drain issue is troubling them with some users getting a battery life of as low as 3 or 4 hours of total battery life. Additionally, a few users have also shared their charging patterns, revealing that they had to charge at least three times to get through the day.

The tipster has also further commented that the current battery condition of a user’s Galaxy S24 series device running on One UI 7 beta 3 version is really bad, whereas another X user asked him to report this on the forum so that it gets rectified on the final version.

As suggested, Samsung is soon going to conduct its next and first Galaxy Unpacked event of the year and it is scheduled to take place on the 22nd of January 2025. The One UI 7 official version will be released alongside the Galaxy S25 series flagships. Moreover, the event is also said to unveil the Project Moohan XR headset, the brand’s new smart glasses, and the teaser for the next generation Galaxy Smart Ring, as per reports.

Stay tuned.

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A new update via a Reddit user has revealed a major bug that is present on Motorola’s latest April 2024-released Edge 50 Pro smartphone. While the issue has been resolved, it needs to be addressed and fixed by the brand as soon as possible.

Read more about it below.

Motorola Edge 50 Pro – Major Bug Troubles User

As per what has been shared, this Motorola Edge 50 Pro smartphone user, while using it with his Windows laptop, used the mobile desktop in landscape mode and had hit the lock button which was present at the bottom of the Windows screen. The device in one or two seconds got locked, but in a sudden turn of events started to reboot.

The problem as reported started once the device was turned on again following the reboot. Obviously the fingerprint scanning function wouldn’t work as the device has rebooted and the six digit pin should be entered. However, even after entering the pin correctly, the device did not get unlocked. What is surprising and unexpected was the fact that even after trying for 20 to 30 times, the device did not give any prompts for timeout or for ‘forgot pin’.

At the end of one or one and half hours, the user himself came up with a temporary solution. Pressing the power button and volume down button simultaneously for ten seconds, a screenshot will be automatically taken and the device will go to recovery mode. By clicking on the power button once more, the device will restart and everything goes back to normal.

Even if the user has come up with a temporary solution and fixed the problem himself, the brand should be looking into it and must find out what had caused such a thing to happen. The necessary fix should also be rolled out, ensuring that this doesn’t happen in any other models too.

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The California-based tech maker, Google, had officially unveiled its latest Pixel Buds Pro 2 earbuds last year back in the month of August 2024 and now, a user of the device has shared his disappointing experience with it via the Reddit platform. From the comments received, it seems that this is a common problem that needs to be addressed.

Read more about the news below.

Pixel Buds Pro 2 Connectivity Issues Troubling Users?

As per what has been shared, this user of the Pixel Buds Pro 2 is also an owner of the brand’s own Pixel 9 Pro XL smartphone as well, and while connecting the earbuds to his smartphone by taking out one of the earbuds from the case, the user reports that even if it plays the chime sound to suggest that the earbuds has been connected, 3 seconds later a disconnection chime follows it. He further adds that not only does the earbuds not reconnect properly again, it will indefinitely go through the same issue over and over again until it has been put back inside the case and then taken out.

Moreover, the same Pixel Buds Pro 2 user notes that even if the device’s Settings page or Pixel Buds app shows the connected status, the Bluetooth icon indicator does not show up on the status bar. On top of it, as expected, the audio plays through the phone’s speaker rather than the earbuds after showing the connected status on Bluetooth Settings or Pixel Buds app.

In attempts to rectify the issue, this user has also tried unpairing and then again pairing back, factory reset, and more, but it still remains as it is. The user ends his post by saying that his previous Pixel Buds Pro did not have such an issue and he is likely considering downgrading from the Pixel Buds Pro 2 to its predecessor, likely if no fix works.

Speaking more, this post of the Pixel Buds Pro 2 issue invited quite a few comments too, and almost all the solutions seem to be tried out by the user and failed. Among the comments, another Reddit user has revealed his experience saying that the issue can be overcome by tapping on ‘Connect’ on the device info overview page, even though it auto-connects, to bring the earbuds active.

Based on all these, it is obvious that the issue is not with the connected smartphone or the app, but with the Pixel Buds Pro 2 earbuds itself. Also, to connect manually on a flagship device by taking both time and effort is also not at all welcome after paying a higher price when compared to a normal earbuds. Google must be looking at the matter on a serious note and provide users with an update that can help in fixing the problem at the earliest.

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It was previously reported that POCO, a leading Chinese smartphone maker and a sub-brand of Xiaomi, will be shutting down its global as well as regional websites by the end of last year in December 2024, while the sales via the platform was stopped in October 2024 itself, two months before it. Following an X tipster’s post stating that the POCO India website is still active after the shutting down news, POCO India CEO has shared that the website is only for providing product information and not for sales.

Read more about the story below.

Is POCO India Website Still Active?

As revealed by the tipster(@utsavtechie) on the X platform, one will be able to find the POCO India website still remaining active and accessible even after the mentioned date of discontinuity, and it is to this that the POCO India CEO – Himanshu Tandon has pointed out that the brand’s India website is still active only for the purpose of sharing product information and the products won’t be available for purchase via the platform. Speaking more, from the POCO India website, one will be directed to the Flipkart shopping platform from where customers can purchase POCO products.

To add, even if the tipster mentions that the POCO global website has been discontinued, in a similar way to the POCO India website, it is still active as well. Moreover, as earlier informed, the details of POCO products have also been added to the Xiaomi global official website, however, this change is yet to happen in India on the Xiaomi India official website, as of now.

Speaking more, following the POCO C75 5G and POCO M7 Pro 5G launch in India, the POCO X7 series (consisting of POCO X7 5G and POCO X7 Pro 5G models) is soon going to debut both in the Indian and global markets, on the 9th of January 2025. An Iron Man Special Edition model of the POCO X7 Pro smartphone is also coming on the same day.

Stay tuned.

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Scammers are always on the loose with different scams and now, a new scam is here targeting Indian citizens. On the Facebook platform, a fake video of Mukesh Ambani and Narendra Modi is currently running as an ad, inviting Indians to participate in a ‘financial project’ – SCAM.

Know more about it in detail below.

Beware of the Financial Project Scam Being Discussed in Mukesh Ambani x Narendra Modi Fake Video

At least some of you might have already come across this ‘FAKE’ Facebook ad video with Mukesh Ambani speaking about how his financial project has been blocked unlawfully and deliberately by the ‘Indian Intelligence Services’ and Narendra Modi further assuring that the platform is legal and would be made open to more users and that it was blocked by mistake. It has been claimed in the video that Indians with just an initial investment of just INR 22,000 can earn up to INR 3,000,000 a month, and already many are earning. This is just another but serious scam being run on Facebook by a user with ID name – ‘Lily King’ from Vietnam.

Below given are the screenshots of the scam website, featuring Mukesh Ambani, Narendra Modi, and even Gautam Adani, as well as a fake article put on a leading Indian newspaper (not really published), along with people who have supposedly earned through the project, in attempts to bring authenticity to it. But beware Indians – THIS IS A SCAM!

Do keep a watch on such scams and think twice before you give someone your hard earned money to receive some easy money which you will never get. Pass on the news to your friends and family and stay alert.

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Tesla Cybertruck has grabbed a lot of attention online even before its official launch in the industry. Meanwhile, after the Cybertruck made its way into the market, it was wanted by many consumers.  Famous YouTuber, Marques Brownlee, known by his handler name MKBHD also purchased this Cybertruck he has also posted a review video for the vehicle calling it Already Iconic.

Well, a recent Instagram story of the YouTuber has created a lot of havoc in the tech world where he posted about selling his Cybertruck. Users started raising questions on different social media platforms related to this as many Tesla fans showed their displeasure on this while many questioned whether Brownlee got permission to sell Cybertruck from Tesla.

This is because the company introduced a no-resale clause for this vehicle and has also banned some Cybertruck resellers from buying another Cybertruck. One user on the X platform posted the screenshot of Brownlee’s story and asked the reason for selling the vehicle. Interestingly MKBHD  replied to this post revealing the reason.

TL;DR I like the Rivian better

— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) December 29, 2024

As per the YouTuber, he liked the Rivian better. Another user when questioned that he likes how Rivian drives itself better or that it’s safer? Brownlee replied that We all know FSD is better than Rivian’s, but people on this site act like it’s the #1 buying factor for regular people when it’s not.

We all know FSD is better than Rivian's, but people on this site act like it's the #1 buying factor for regular people when it's not

— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) December 29, 2024

Well, it was expected that Tesla might react to this reselling of Cybertruck but instead of that Elon Musk seems to have been affected by Brownlee selling Cybertruck. This is because after Brownlee posted this story, both Brownlee and Musk unfollowed each other on the X platform, though it is not clear who unfollowed first.

This once again caught a lot of attention from users as some commented that Brownlee must be regretting selling Cybertruck while some also said that Musk’s ego got hurt after the Cybertruck was sold.

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The UK-based smartphone and other consumer electronics brand, Nothing, introduced its Phone (2a) device back in March 2024 in three colors, and following this, in the month of April and May 2024 respectively, a Blue color variant and a Special Edition model were brought out as well. A Phone (2a) Plus model has also been launched in July 2024 with two color choices, and it was later also accompanied by a Community Edition model (with Green color rear panel that shines in the dark) in October 2024.

While the brand wants to make ‘tech fun again’, Nothing Phone (2a) users are having a different experience and are not able to indulge in much fun due to the Green tint issue that is affecting the display screen. A Reddit user has now pointed out via the social media platform how this is a common problem faced by Nothing Phone (2a) users and the stance that the customer service centers in India is taking.

Read more about the news below.

Nothing Phone (2a) – Green Tint Display Issue

After the Phone (1) and Phone (2) smartphone models, Nothing unveiled its Phone (2a) and Phone (2a) Plus models, and even while the brand has pushed and promoted the latter two products very much, it seems that it has turned its eye from a major defect that has been affecting the Nothing Phone (2a) users. Yes, the Green tint display issue is a very common issue in most Nothing Phone (2a) models and even though the intensity of the problem vary, it is still a common issue itself as is evidently portrayed via the Reddit user’s post and the comments it received.

What is more serious is how the India customer service executives are addressing the issue as ‘normal’, offering no free display replacement or any other solution for the issue. It is high time that Nothing takes up the matter on a serious note and provide a proper clarity on what can be done rather than terming it as ‘normal’. If otherwise, the new brand may soon start to witness a drop in customers, just like what has happened with OnePlus.

In related news, amidst all this, Nothing is preparing for a new smartphone launch in April 2025, and this upcoming device is likely to be either the next Nothing Phone (3a) or the next CMF Phone 2. Moreover, a Phone (3a) Plus model is also in work. Do check out the update too.

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Back in 2023, many Redmi Note 10 series users faced camera dead issues and motherboard dead issues on their devices and reported their issues online. These issues caught the attention of Xiaomi, and the company extended the warranty for Redmi Note 10, Redmi Note 10 Pro, Mi 11 Ultra, and POCO X3 Pro devices to 2 years for users facing an issue with the dead front camera or dead motherboard so that they could get it fixed for free.

Well, this extended warranty did act as a cure for these issues but was not a permanent solution as the users continue to face these issues. Recently a user named @MurZiii on the X platform is facing a dead camera issue on the Redmi Note 10 Pro.

So this issue is happening with my redmi note 10 pro where the camera is dead just like many users had faced in the past but they got the motherboard replaced free of cost from @RedmiIndia . Now that today i am facing the same issue i am being charged around 12k for the same.

— MurZiii (@MurZiii) December 31, 2024

The user complained that many users who faced this issue in the past got the motherboard replaced free of cost from the company but the user is being charged around Rs 12k for the same. Further in the comment section, it was also mentioned that the user had a conversation with an associate from Redmi India’s Twitter handle,  where he was told that the device is out of warranty therefore he needs to pay to get this issue fixed.

In the comment section, there was another Redmi Note 10 Pro user who mentioned that he had a similar experience where his 1 year 15 days old Redmi Note 10 Pro was completely dead and he was also asked to pay Rs 12k for repair even though it was not his fault. To this, the affected user expressed his frustration with the brand not considering customer satisfaction while he also appreciated OnePlus’s recent announcement to offer lifetime replacement for their green line screens.

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