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Fitbit Wearables to Soon Get Google Assistant Support: Report Fitbit is reportedly working on integrating Google Assistant into its wearables, possibly starting with theVersa 2that was launched last year. That’s according to9to5Google, which says it found strings within the Fitbit app’s code, suggesting that such a move was already afoot. As per the report, Google earlier refused to make Assistant available onFitbitdevices, in spite of havingacquired the US wearables-maker. Something, however, has since changed and the search giant is now seemingly happy to have its voice assistant on Fitbit watches....

Galaxy Tab S7 Renders Show Off Samsung’s Upcoming iPad Pro Rival Serial tipster, Steve H. McFly (aka@OnLeaks), hasshareda few hi-resolution renders of what he claims to be Samsung’s upcomingGalaxy Tab S7. Visually, the device seems to be similar to theGalaxy Tab S6released last year. It will reportedly sport a dual-camera setup at the rear and have uniform thin bezels up front. Interestingly, the cameras seem to be accompanied by an LED flash, something that is missing in the Tab S6....

Google Photos Might Soon Let Users View Photos by Location Google Photosis finally incorporating a much-wanted feature that enables users to see a ‘map view’ of all the photos and videos by their location. Firstspottedby Android developer, Alessandro Paluzzi, the feature is fully working in Google Photos v4.52. However, it is not enabled for everyone just yet. That said, XDA Editor-in-Chief, Mishaal Rahmaan, has managed to enable it, giving us a decent look at how it might work....

Google Stadia Gains Mobile Touch Controls; Can Now Run on Any Android Phone Google has steadily been perking up the feature set of its cloud game streaming service,Stadia, ever since its launch last year. It has added abunch of new game titlesand even offered Stadia Pro for free to everyone during the quarantine. Today, Google has taken a huge step to expand Stadia to all Android phones and enabled mobile touch controls for gaming on the move....

Here Are the Phones Compatible with Android 11 Beta 1 Google released thefirst stable betaof Android 11 – the next major version of Android yesterday afterinitial delays. Following the initial availability for Pixel devices, several device manufacturers have joined the beta league. Popular phone makers like Xiaomi, OnePlus, and Realme have revealed which of their devices are part of the Android beta program. So, if you are wondering whether you will be able to test the Android 11 Beta 1 update on your device, here’s the complete list of smartphones that currently support the beta and the ones that will be getting the update soon....

Here are the PlayStation 5 Games Sony Showed Off Sony just wrapped up its ‘The Future of Gaming Show’, and while thePlayStation design revealstole the show for me, there were alotof impressive games shown off as well. I mean impressive likeSpider-Man, Horizon, Gran Turismo 7impressive. Yeah, and all of these games look downright epic in the footage. Also, Sony took the right step of showing a lot more gameplay than Microsoft did for the Xbox....

Here’s How to Find Local COVID-19 Test Centers on Google Search, Assistant, Maps in India Google has announced that a number of its online services, includingSearch, Google Assistant, and Maps, will now assist users in finding authorized COVID-19 test centersin their towns. In a press release on Friday, the company said that it has tied up with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and MyGov to provide this info. The feature is available in English, as well as local languages, including Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, and Gujarati....