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AppWizard
December 26, 2024
In 2024, Made by Google released multiple updates for the Pixel phone, introducing new features and enhancing existing functionalities across six updates. - January Feature Drop: Launched with the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro, it included the Pixel Thermometer app for forehead temperature readings, Circle to Search, and the rebranding of Quick Share from Nearby Share. - March Feature Drop: Introduced with Android 14 QPR2, it featured an expandable Bluetooth Quick Settings Tile, a Material You volume slider, new casting options, and a "Hello?" button for the Call Screen feature. The Pixel Tablet received the Gboard Voice Toolbar. - June Feature Drop: Marked by the early launch of the Pixel 8a, it introduced Audio Emoji, Display Port Support for external screens, Gemini Nano technology, and camera improvements for various Pixel models. The Android 14 QPR3 update focused on minor tweaks. - Pixel 9 Series Launch: Debuted alongside Android 14, backporting features from the Android 15 Beta. Introduced three new applications: Pixel Screenshots, Pixel Studio, and Pixel Weather, along with Gemini Live and on-device Call Notes. - Android 15/October Drop: Introduced Android 15 with a Private Space option, Predictive Back functionality, a redesigned screenshot interface, underwater photography capabilities for the Pixel 9 series, and an enhanced Adaptive Vibration feature. - December Drop: Included Android 15 QPR1 with a Material You redesign for Settings, charging optimization, enhancements to the Pixel Screenshots app, a clear voice feature for the Pixel Recorder, broader rollout of contextual replies for Gemini, and Dual Screen Portrait Mode for foldable devices. Google extended Android OS updates for the Pixel 6 and 7 series.
AppWizard
November 12, 2024
The Google Home app is being enhanced with a new feature called the "Home Summary" widget, which is currently in internal testing. This widget is designed to provide users with a concise overview of their smart home devices and related events, potentially using AI to generate updates on the home screen. Although not yet available to the public, it may include features such as temperature readings from the thermostat, aiming to simplify the management of multiple smart devices. The widget's development indicates a growing demand for more intuitive smart home management solutions.
Tech Optimizer
October 29, 2024
PostgreSQL is an open-source relational database system favored for its versatility, extensibility, and ability to handle large volumes of data and complex queries efficiently. In 2024, approximately 57,629 companies adopted PostgreSQL, reflecting its growing popularity in IoT applications. PostgreSQL supports scalable IoT application development through custom data types, advanced indexing options (like B-tree and GiST), and JSON/JSONB support for semi-structured data. Its indexing techniques enhance performance, particularly for geolocation data, while partitioning allows for manageable data handling in rapidly growing datasets. PostgreSQL effectively manages time-series data through TimescaleDB, optimizing storage and retrieval for historical information. High availability features, such as asynchronous replication and point-in-time recovery, ensure data integrity and resilience in IoT systems.
Winsage
September 22, 2024
The Task Manager in Windows is being enhanced to provide more detailed information about available disks, including the Bus type (e.g., NVMe or SATA). A feature currently being tested in Insider Beta build 22635.4225 will allow users to see disk types labeled next to each disk, such as SSD (NVMe). This improvement contrasts with the current version, which only identifies disks as SSDs without specifying the type. Additionally, there is a request for Microsoft to include temperature readings for disks and CPUs in the Task Manager, as this information is currently not available and requires users to access it through the Settings app or third-party applications.
TrendTechie
August 1, 2024
Fractal Design's Torrent case, model FD-C-TOR1A-02, is a mid-tower PC case designed for optimal air cooling, available in six configurations with various color options and panel materials. It measures 544 x 242 x 530 mm, supports CPU coolers up to 188 mm in height, and accommodates multiple motherboard sizes including E-ATX and Mini-ITX. The case can house graphics cards up to 461 mm long and power supplies up to 230 mm. It features two 3.5" and four 2.5" drive bays, seven expansion slots, and comes pre-installed with five fans (two 180 mm and three 140 mm). The front panel includes USB 3.0, USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C ports, and audio jacks. The case weighs 11.1 kg and has a 2-year warranty. It includes a removable dust filter, cable management features, and supports various fan and radiator configurations for cooling. The packaging is designed for secure transport, weighing 13.7 kg with the case inside. The case's design emphasizes airflow, with a perforated front panel and a top-mounted power supply compartment.
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