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Android 11’s New Screenshot UI Showing up for Some Users: Report In addition to anative screen recorder, Android 11 is also likely to bring the ability to capture scrolling screenshots. It’s a long-requested feature that’s already implemented separately by most major phone makers, including Samsung, Xiaomi, OnePlus and others. The functionality isn’t yet available inAndroid 11 DP2, but the latest build does bring a revamped screenshot interface that was earliermanually enabled byXDAon one of their Pixel devices....

Facebook Quietly Adds ‘Quiet Mode’ on iOS to Help Reduce Distractions Aftermonths of internal testing, Facebook has now started rolling out ‘Quiet mode’ to help users take control over notifications on the social media platform. The feature is now widely available on iOS and for Android, it will hit the public testing phase in May. You can expect to see a wider rollout some time in June. The announcement was made via the company’s latestCoronavirus update post....

Facebook Sues Indian Techie Over Deceptive COVID-19 Ads Facebook has filed a lawsuit against Indian-American software architect Basant Gajjar, who violated the company’s policies by providing cloaking software and services designed to circumvent the automated ad review system and ultimately run deceptive ads on both Facebook and Instagram. Gajjar operated under the name ‘LeadCloak’ and provided ad-cloaking software that was designed to push fake news and scams related to COVID-19, cryptocurrency, pharmaceuticals, diet pills, and fake news pages....

Google Rebrands Hangouts Chat to Google Chat Following the rebranding of itsvideoconferencing service, Hangouts Meet, to Google Meet earlier this week, the search giant has now removed the Hangouts moniker entirely from its enterprise G Suite service by rebrandingHangoutsas Google Chat. The search giant seemingly confirmed the removal of the Hangouts brand through a G Suite support page where it mentioned Google Chat and Google Meets multiple times instead of Hangout Meet and Hangouts....

Google Rolls out Virtual Braille Keyboard for Android Google’s accessibility features on Android just got a lot better with the addition of an in-built virtual Braille keyboard. The company says it collaborated with braille developers to offer a unified typing experience across apps to help people with visual impairments. “Today, braille displays make typing accessible on most phones and computers through a physical braille keyboard. But it can be time-consuming to connect an external device each time you want to type something quickly on your phone....

Google Stadia Working on Android TV Support, Touchscreen Gamepad, and More Google’s game streaming service, Google Stadia is yet to make its arrival in a lot of places including India, but it seems the company is pushing for a wider-feature set before a wider rollout commences. According to an APK teardown of the latest Stadia app by 9to5Google, there are a couple of new features that the Mountain View giant is working on....

How to Unlock Windows Laptop with Mi Band 3/ Mi Band 4 Xiaomi is the leader in the wearables market, thanks to thewidespread successof its Mi Band fitness tracker.Mi Band 3which added touch controls, andMi Band 4, the first to bring a color display, are two of its best-sellers. Both of these fitness trackers are loaded with features to the brim and Xiaomirecently introduceda delightful new feature, i.e unlocking laptops with the Mi Band....