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Wear OS for Google Pixel Watch adds progress indicator for app installs

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Google is upgrading Wear OS for the Pixel Watch with a progress indicator for app installs. The change is noticed by some Pixel Watch users, hinting that a broader rollout is likely to happen.

MishaalRahman posted screenshots of the Wear OS for Pixel Watch/Watch 2’s progress indicator for app installs. Similar to the Pixel phone, the Pixel Watch also starting to display a progress bar on app installs from the Play Store.

As you can see in the images, when you’re downloading an app update through the Google Play Store, you may see update progress in your Pixel Watch Wear OS launcher’s app drawer.

Notably, both Pixel Watch and Pixel Watch 2 users are randomly noticing the progress indicator. It looks like the recent Feature Drop set a base for the feature and Google has now initiated a server-side rollout.

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Google to invite big fans to early Pixel 10 event in June

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Google is getting ready to show off its brand-new Pixel 10 smartphone, and it wants its most loyal fans to be part of the excitement. The company is planning a special event for June, before the official launch. This event is especially for “superfans”—people who really love Pixel phones and always want to try the latest tech.

At this event, Google will give these fans a close look at the Pixel 10. They might get to see new features, learn about how the phone works, and even share their thoughts with Google. This is a chance for Google to hear from fans before the phone comes out for everyone. Superfans are often the first to know about new updates and features, and Google values their feedback.

By inviting superfans early, Google hopes to make the Pixel 10 launch even better. The company wants to learn what fans like and what could be improved. This way, they can make small changes before the big release. The event is a sign that Google cares about its users and wants them to feel special.

In short, if you are a big Pixel fan, keep an eye out for an invitation to this special June event. You could be one of the first to see the Pixel 10 up close and help shape its future!

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Gemini app gets new ai video maker and live camera features and Pixel Weather maps update

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Google’s Gemini app is getting exciting new updates. One big change is that you can now use a new AI tool called Veo 3. This tool helps you make videos just by typing what you want. It’s part of Gemini Ultra, which is a smarter version of the AI. With Veo 3, you can create short videos easily, even if you don’t know how to edit videos.

Another new feature is called Gemini Live with Camera. Now, you can use your phone’s camera to show things to Gemini, and it will help you right away. For example, if you point your camera at a plant, Gemini can tell you what kind it is. This works on your phone’s screen, and it’s made to be easy for anyone to use.

Google is also making the weather app on Pixel phones better. Now, you can see weather maps more clearly. The app will show you detailed maps with rain, clouds, and more. This helps you plan your day better by knowing what the weather will be like.

All these updates make using Google’s apps more fun and helpful. They show how Google is always working to make things easier and smarter for everyone.

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Easier ways to use your smartwatch with Wear OS 6 and Always-On Display

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Wear OS 6 is bringing some exciting changes to smartwatches. One of the biggest updates is to the Always-On Display (AOD) feature. This means your watch’s screen will stay visible all the time, even when you’re not touching it, so you can always check the time or your notifications without pressing any buttons.

With Wear OS 6, the Always-On Display will work better and use less battery. This is important because it helps your watch last longer between charges. The new software also makes the display look clearer and more colorful, so it’s easier to read outside or in bright sunlight.

Another improvement is that Wear OS 6 will let you customize your Always-On Display more. You can choose different styles or colors for the clock, or even add helpful information like your next meeting or the weather. This makes your watch more personal and useful for your everyday needs.

These upgrades mean you can enjoy your smartwatch more, with less worry about battery life or missing important updates. Wear OS 6 is all about making things simpler and smarter for users who want a watch that’s easy to use and always ready to help.

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