Google's New HiLight Feature Won't Won't Work with Third-Party Apps
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The HiLight from Pixel 11 Pro is one of those ideas that seems immediately useful. Google has put a set of colorful LEDs in the rear camera region to turn the device upside down into a kind of notification panel. The proposal rescues a feature that many Android users fondly remember: the LED notification. The problem is that the feature has reached the market with only a small part of the potential that the hardware suggests. At the premiere, Hi…
Google continues to work diligently on Gemini and is now integrating a whole range of new third-party providers. According to Google, Gemini is no longer just meant to be a conversation partner that... Read the article: Google Gemini is learning: New app integrations announced Where you can follow us: Facebook, Reddit, Google News, X, Threads Want to stay up to date? Add us to your favorite sources on Google!
Google's new HiLight Feature won't won't work with Third-Party Apps
Some unfortunate news out of Google today: with its new feature for the Pixel 11 Pro models, it looks like the HiLight feature, which has been heavily hyped over the last few weeks, won’t be available for third-party apps. It’s going to be limited to just Gemini and phone calls, which is pretty limiting. I asked Google this week if there were any plans to bring this to other apps or let third-party apps tap into it, and the answer was no. Now, t…
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