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Back in July, Google released an update to the Gmail app that improved search and suggestion options. That update brought up results based on “how often you interact with a colleague via Gmail” and other “historical exchanges.” Now, a similar update is coming to the web client. But it shows results based on recent activities on the Gmail.com website. The update is released to the Gmail web client. However, it might also come to the mobile apps in the future....

The update not only brings some new features but also brings some refinements for the overall performance of the app. Access to some settings has also been made simple. Talking about simplified controls, Google Chrome 97 makes the option of deleting all the data stored by a website a bit easy. In order to delete all data stored, you need to head over to Settings > Privacy and Security > Site Settings > View permissions and data stored across files....

When the Pixel 7 phones launched, there were some pretty sweet trade-in deals that you could capitalize on. This made upgrading to the already competitively-priced phones no sweat. The highest trade-in value during this time with a whopping $775! This means that you could have upgraded to a Pixel 7 Pro for only $125. But, Google dramatically cut the trade-in value for phones But, Google dramatically cut the trade-in value for phones...

Notably, the ‘Your Memories’ feature was introduced by Google back in August to the Google Photos app. The Material You design would allow users to customize the shape of the widgets you might have noticed in Pixel 6 promos. According to the latest report by 9To5Google, some new strings for different widget sizes and shapes for Google Photos were found with app version 5.63. If these strings are any indication, then you could soon select Google Photos ‘Your Memories’ widgets in sizes ranging from 1×2 to 5×5....

If it seems weird that Google launched an app designed to migrate people away from iOS, don’t be too surprised. If you were around in Fall 2015, you’ll know that Apple did the same thing. It released an app (its FIRST Android app, mind you) to the Play Store called “Move To iOS”, and it was designed to do the same thing but in reverse. As you can imagine, it did not sit well with Android users, and the current 2....