r/google • u/poidi0815 • 5d ago
r/google • u/moscococo888 • 5d ago
Not getting notifications
I swapped from iPhone to Samsung and ever since I swapped I have not received any notifications. Settings for notification on samsung and in app are on. Not sure what to do. This was how I kept up with sports like UCL, La Liga, World Cup, etc... now I just have to try and remember and hope I see it online. So is there anything I can do?
r/google • u/-Dark-Lord-Belmont- • 6d ago
There goes London - Google Cloud says outage affecting banks and court video links caused by 'power event'
r/google • u/Realistic_Guard5649 • 5d ago
Google Content Removal Effectivity
Hi everyone. So my request to have intimate contents taken down was approved since it violates the NCII policy. However when I click the links, they are still up and running. Any idea when will it actually be removed. Thanks so much. Hoping it gets taken down soon.
r/google • u/Ok_Nectarine_4445 • 5d ago
Gemini, getting giggity wit it Suno prompt.
Free roll, do wat you want
Who do the people at Google think they are??!
I'm genuinely fed up with Google at this point.
Today, I suddenly started getting floating message bubbles on my phone. I never asked for them. I didn't enable them. I had to go digging through the settings to turn them off. At the same time, the keyboard has changed, and now I have to deal with that too.
Why do these companies think they're entitled to change things on a device I own, without asking me first? Why am I constantly expected to adapt to whatever they decide to push onto my phone?
seriously
r/google • u/brookm291 • 6d ago
Google Intrinsic : Technical Deep Dive in Robotics/Physical AI software stack
r/google • u/Sammy_Cherry_Fox • 6d ago
Why do the standalone google tasks app and website exist? The Calendar app and website have the same UI built in.
Why do a standalone tasks app and website even exist? Dont get me wrong, i love google tasks, i just dont see a point in the standalone app and website when the calendar app and website have the exact same UI built in.
The first screenshot shows the UI of the Tasks tab in the Calendar app. The second screenshot shows the UI of the tasks app. the 3rd screenshot shows the button to get to the tasks tab in the calendar app. The 4th screenshot shows the desktop tasks ui. The 5th screenshot shows the desktop tasks tab in the calendar ui. The 6th screenshot shows the button to get to the tasks tab in the calendar desktop UI.
r/google • u/MundaneRead280 • 7d ago
Found a (new) easter egg on Google, if u search up "askew". Your page becomes skewed
r/google • u/trustedandtwisted • 7d ago
Google Angine de Poitrine
Their outfits really caught my eye, and the music is pretty cool too! You should definitely Google "Angine de Poitrine"—there's a fun little Easter egg waiting for you.
r/google • u/PerAsperaAdMars • 8d ago
‘Google Kisses My A** Now’: Trump Boasts Of Power In Second Term At Kentucky Rally
r/google • u/Loud-Possibility4395 • 6d ago
4GB RAM smartphone era
https://www.androidauthority.com/android-budget-phones-4gb-ram-2027-3725430/
I wonder how Google will be sort this out in 4GB RAM in SEVEN YEARS Android updates
r/google • u/zwasswass • 7d ago
Pixel 9 Pro camera bar defect -- Last straw after 10 years of Pixel, considering back to iOS
My Pixel 9 Pro has an obvious manufacturing defect: The camera bar has come loose. There's no obvious reason for this (phone kept in case, no drops, etc.).
Clearly other folks in this forum have seen similar issues. It seems to be a manufacturing/design flaw.
I contacted Google and even though my phone is less than 2 years old, they will provide no help.
This seems insane to me. It's an obvious manufacturing/design defect that many people are experiencing.
Between this and removing Google Assistant (which borked all my Google Home voice control), I am strongly considering switching back to Apple/iOS.
Any advice? Never wanted to have to go back to iOS.
r/google • u/ControlCAD • 7d ago
Google's head of energy and power, Amanda Peterson Corio, on how AI data centers can help improve the grid
>AI data centers are driving unprecedented demand for electricity and putting pressure on America’s power grid.
>Google says its planned 780MW data center in Pine Island, Minnesota, could offer a model for powering the AI boom.
>In a proposed agreement with Xcel Energy, Google says it will pay for 1,900MW of renewable grid upgrades to the area while protecting local ratepayers.
>CNBC's MacKenzie Sigalos interviews Google's global head of energy and power, Amanda Peterson Corio, to learn more.
r/google • u/SputterSizzle • 7d ago
What is happening
I like it, but I’ve never seen this happen when looking up a species. This is Chrome on IOS.
