Tag Archives: Display

10 February 2024 Android Police dug out an interesting string of code suggesting a new feature is coming to Google Pixel phones, called Adaptive Touch Sensitivity. Judging by the code itself, it may enable future and current Pixel phones to adjust the display’s touch sensitivity depending on environmental factors, activity or whether or not a screen protector is applied. In fact, the Pixel 8 series can already detect a screen protector and once you apply one, the system… Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]First Alice-powered smart display launched | Electronics360  Electronics360 Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Xiaomi launches smart display with Yandex in Russia  Telecompaper EN Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]The first Alice-powered smart display : Yandex unveils its collab with Xiaomi  Marketscreener.com Source link

A new hands-on video was posted today of the alleged Google Pixel 7a. The 49-second clip shows a device that reflects previous leaks and rumors about Google’s next mid-ranged Pixel. The device in question, posted on Slashleaks (first spotted by 9to5Google), looks similar to the Pixel 6a and Google’s 2022 flagships. The device name in Android 13 settings says “Pixel 7a,” and the handset runs internal pre-release (“design validation test”) software. The phone’s language is also… Source link

A new report suggests that Google plans to start mass producing parts for its foldable flagship in Q3. Samsung Display in particular will start making foldable displays in July or August, according to The Elec. Google’s foldable project has suffered multiple delays over the last couple of years, so these plans are not set in stone. There seems to have been a downgrade of the displays. The Korean publication reports that Samsung Display will be making a 7.57” foldable panel and a… Source link

Throughout the year, Google has made numerous updates and clarifications to its disapproval policies. These updates have mostly revolved around providing more context to advertisers on the nature of ad disapprovals. Earlier this year, Google updated its ad destination policy, unavailable video policy, and 3-strike rule. To round out the year, Google is updating its account-level suspensions for Display and Video 360 users in December 2022. What’s Changing? Google is updating the main… Source link

This month Google is updating its policy regarding Display and Video 360 suspensions at the account level. The following update was provided by Google and is available on their Advertising Policies Help page. In December 2022, Google will update the Disapprovals and suspensions page so that there is a dedicated policy article for Display & Video 360. The dedicated policy page will specify that violation of the following policies will lead to an… Source link

This shouldn’t have any real impact on SEO, or Google usage more broadly, but Google has announced a couple of changes to the display of Search results, in order to provide more clarity and transparency within its listings. First off, Google’s adding site names to search results on mobile, so that users can more easily identify the website that’s associated with each result at a glance. As you can see in these examples, now, you’ll see the website name and URL for each result,… Source link

Google is rolling out a way to utilize first-party data to deliver more personalized ads via Display & Video 360 without third-party cookies. A new solution called Publisher Advertiser Identity Reconciliation, or PAIR, reconciles first-party data for audiences who have visited both an advertiser’s and a publisher’s site. Previously, it wasn’t easy to use both data sets in a privacy-safe way, as it would involve publishers sharing user information directly with advertisers. Now,… Source link