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In early September, our Authority Insights team uncovered a potential new Android Auto feature intended to quickly inform drivers of weather conditions.

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In early September, our Authority Insights team uncovered a potential new Android Auto feature intended to quickly inform drivers of weather conditions. As someone who regularly braves the various seasonal storms the Cape has to offer, I was genuinely ecstatic to learn of this development. But all that changed when I learned about the feature itself.
What if I told you this potential feature might involve a tiny animated raccoon parading across the dashboard, with the current conditions blasting down on it, and a tiny caption above it showing the temperature? Suddenly, it sounds pretty surreal, as if Google’s next April Fool’s joke spilled months too early.

Credit: Shimul Sood / Android Authority TL;DR Google is expanding the rollout of a fix that restores the missing network signal icon in Android Auto.

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I never thought I’d say this, but Google Keep has something Samsung Notes doesn’t, and I don’t see Samsung matching it anytime soon. Yes, Gemini has made its way into Keep, and while I’m not a fan of it showing up in every single Google app (looking at you, Messages and YouTube), I’ve genuinely grown to like it inside Keep. So much so that it made me ditch Samsung Notes, an app that had been untouchable in my book for years.
Samsung Notes has a lot going for it
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I’m usually indifferent about the speakers on my phone. If I use them for anything other than a few calls or voice messages, it’s for spoken word or quick social clips. Anything more, and I’ll get my headphones.
The POCO F9 Ultra has been the exception. It’s the brand’s second partnership with audio experts Bose, and the sound from the speaker system is fantastic. I want you to experience it too, but when you do listen, I’ve got one simple request: Keep it to yourself.
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