Hat tip to 9to5Google for noticing this. But in the images that Google shared and that are on the Google Store page, we can see a slot above the under-display camera. It’s pretty tough to see, and it is pretty thin too. But it is definitely there. Of course, if the images were a bit higher-resolution, we could definitely see if that is indeed what it is. This is good news for those looking to purchase the Pixel 6 this year....
However, if you pre-order one of these wireless chargers now, you will have to wait for around a month to get it delivered. But this is your best bet if you’re seeking a first-party wireless charger for the Pixel 6 or 6 Pro. It brings a ton of features to the table, including a built-in cooling fan for heat dissipation. The 2nd gen Pixel Stand also offers two charging coils, allowing users to charge their Pixel 6/6 Pro or the Pixel Buds....
Firstly, Lockheimer said Google isn’t asking Apple to make iMessage available on Android (via). What the company wants is for the iPhone maker to support RCS in iMessage like it does SMS/MMS. After all, RCS is an evolution from the traditional messaging standards. This will make the text messaging experience between Android and iOS devices more seamless and complete. “Phone number-based messaging is the fallback that we all know will work,” the Google executive said....
Apps and Websites Can Track Your Bitcoin transactions Apps and Websites Can Track Your Bitcoin transactions When you buy or sell Bitcoin, Crypto Boom or any other exchange platform you use will record all of your trades, including the countries you trade with, the amount you trade, and the date and time of the trade. This data is stored in a database and made visible to the entire network. To track your transactions and see where your money goes, you will need an app that allows you to track all your Bitcoin transactions, both within your wallet and the exchange platform....
Coral Support Coral Support Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? Bobbie “Sponge Bobbie” Renfro, a PhD candidate at Florida State University doesn’t, but she does outplant sea sponges to support damaged coral and add natural filtration to reefs in the Florida Keys. “We’re trying to save the entire coral reef ecosystem, which includes so much more than just corals,” Renfro told EcoWatch. The reef will be monitored to gather data for Renfro to continue her research on coral reef sustainability....
