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Google Pixel Watch 2 Vs OnePlus Watch 2: The new champion?

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OnePlus Watch 2 officially launched as the second tough rival to Google Pixel Watch 2. While Samsung is a popular choice in the wearable market, the OnePlus Watch 2 surprisingly opted for Wear OS to better compete against Galaxy Watch and Pixel Watch.

Following the OnePlus Watch 2 debut, Android smartwatch buyers now have another reliable option apart from the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 and Google Pixel Watch 2. Notably, the OnePlus Watch 2 brings a powerful processor, exceptional battery life, and durable design.

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Similar to One UI Watch, the OnePlus Watch runs RTOS, which is crafted on the Wear OS platform by OnePlus and Google. The Watch 2 also boasts Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 CPU, the same chipset that Google used in its second-generation Pixel Watch.

The biggest advantage that the OnePlus Watch 2 has is its battery life, which is said to hit 100 hours. Thanks to the reliable processor and Wear OS-based hybrid software (which is yet to be tested by the public), OnePlus Watch 2 now dominates the Wear OS market – in terms of battery.

Check the specs comparison below.

Spec/Feature Google Pixel Watch 2 OnePlus Watch 2
Display 1.2-inch (384×384) AMOLED
320ppi, 1,000 nits, 60Hz
1.43-inch (466×466) AMOLED
326ppi, 1,000 nits, 60Hz
Colors Matte Black, Polished Silver, Champagne Gold Black Steel, Radiant Steel
Battery 306mAh (24 hours w/ AOD) 500mAh (100 hours)
Weight 31g without strap 49g without strap
Processor Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 + Cortex M33 MCU Snapdragon W5 + BES 2700 MCU
Memory 2GB RAM + 32GB storage 2GB RAM + 32GB storage
Operating System Wear OS 4 Wear OS 4 + RTOS
Material Aluminum case, fluoroelastomer band Stainless steel case and buckle, fluoroelastomer strap
Protection Gorilla Glass 5; 5ATM; IP68 5ATM, IP68, MIL-STD-810H, 2.5D sapphire crystal glass
Navigation Touchscreen, inactive crown, side button Touchscreen, haptic crown, side button
Connectivity LTE (optional), Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz, NFC, GPS L1, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, QZSS Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFC, GPS (Dual-frequency L1 + L5), GLONASS, GALILEO, BeiDou, QZSS
Charging Wireless Pogo pin
Sensors Accelerometer, altimeter, ambient light, cEDA, compass, ECG, gyroscope, magnetometer, optical heart rate, skin temperature, SpO2 Accelerometer, altimeter, ambient light, compass, gyroscope, HRM, SpO2
Dimensions 41 x 41 x 12.3mm 47 x 46.6 x 12.1mm
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Google Calendar and Circle to Search expand to more devices

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Key Points:

  • Google Calendar is coming to the New Tab Page in Chrome for Workspace users.
  • Circle to Search is expanding to more Android devices, including Xiaomi 14T.
  • Chrome is getting other new features for enterprise users.

Google Calendar on Chrome’s New Tab Page:

Google Workspace users will soon see their Google Calendar on the New Tab Page in Chrome. This will make it easier to see upcoming meetings and join them quickly. You’ll also see your daily schedule below the calendar.

Circle to Search Expanding to More Devices:

Circle to Search, a feature that lets you search by drawing circles around objects in your photos, is expanding to more Android devices. This feature was previously limited to Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel devices, but now it’s coming to Tecno and Xiaomi devices.

Other Chrome Updates:

Chrome is also getting other new features for enterprise users, such as a new sign-in flow that provides more transparency and a feature that lets admins set site shortcuts.

These updates are all designed to make it easier for businesses to use Chrome and Google Workspace.

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YouTube gets smarter: AI boosts Shorts and Studio

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YouTube is making content creation easier and more fun with new AI features.

  • AI-powered video backgrounds: Create stunning visuals for your Shorts videos with Google’s Veo AI model.
  • AI-powered video ideas: Get inspiration for your next video with YouTube Studio’s AI-powered brainstorming tool.
  • AI-powered comments: Quickly respond to your viewers with AI-suggested replies.

YouTube is adding more AI features to help creators make better videos. One of the biggest announcements is the integration of Veo, a powerful AI model, into YouTube Shorts. This means you can create high-quality backgrounds and even short video clips using just a few words.

Imagine being able to describe a scene, like “a bustling city street at sunset,” and having Veo instantly generate a visually stunning background for your Short. Or, perhaps you need a quick clip to transition between two scenes; Veo can create a short video that perfectly fits your needs.

Another exciting feature is the new AI-powered brainstorming tool in YouTube Studio. This tool can suggest video ideas based on your channel’s history and what’s popular on YouTube. It’s like having a creative assistant that always has fresh ideas.

For example, if you’ve been creating cooking videos, the tool might suggest ideas like “Vegan cooking hacks” or “Quick and easy weeknight meals.” Or, if you’re a gaming channel, it could suggest ideas like “Top 5 new games to try” or “Let’s play a classic game.”

YouTube is also working on AI-powered comments. This feature will suggest replies to comments, making it easier for creators to engage with their audience.

For example, if a viewer leaves a comment saying “Great video!” the AI might suggest a reply like “Thanks for watching!” Or, if a viewer asks a question, the AI could suggest a helpful answer based on the video’s content.

These new AI features are making YouTube an even more powerful platform for creators. By automating tasks like background creation and idea generation, creators can spend more time focusing on what they do best: creating great content.

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Faster keyboard switching on Android

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Key points:

  • Android 15 QPR1 Beta introduces a new navigation bar key for quick keyboard switching.
  • This allows for faster switching between multiple keyboard apps and languages.
  • The feature is currently being tested and is expected to become standard on Google Pixel devices in December.

Android users will soon experience a significant improvement in keyboard switching. A new feature being tested in Android 15 QPR1 Beta introduces a dedicated key on the navigation bar that allows for rapid switching between different keyboard apps and languages.

Imagine having the ability to seamlessly switch between multiple keyboards without navigating through settings or menus. This new key, visually represented as a globe, provides a direct and intuitive way to change keyboards on the fly. Whether you need to switch between different languages or prefer different keyboard apps for specific tasks, this feature offers a convenient solution.

For example, if you have multiple languages enabled and use both Gboard and SwiftKey, you can quickly toggle between them by pressing the new key. This eliminates the need for extra steps and ensures a smooth typing experience.

While this feature is currently in beta testing, it’s expected to become a standard part of Android 15 QPR1, which is scheduled to be released on Google Pixel devices in December. This means that many Android users will soon be able to enjoy the benefits of faster and more efficient keyboard switching.

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