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In recent times, Google has continuously focused on making its Chrome browser faster and less resource-intensive to compete with the growing rival Microsoft Edge Chromium. One of the new improvements to make Chrome run smoother is now available in the recently released 91st version and will be rolled out to Windows 10 and macOS users in the coming days.

As you probably know, the execution time of JavaScript commands is very important to the overall performance of any web browser. Google is trying to make the JavaScript engine faster with the new Sparkplug compiler, and this change is available with Chrome 91. Specifically, after the update, Chrome will be up to 23% faster, according to Google.

This new compiler has been designed to fill the gap between command execution and JavaScript code optimization for maximum performance when users use Chrome. In addition to the new compiler, Google is also using a new feature called "built-in calls" to optimize Chrome's processes, which uses pre-developed code to reduce the time it takes to execute code. command function. Google has confirmed that they are making a variety of changes to improve Chrome's overall performance. For example, Google plans to introduce support for the "back-forward cache" feature on Windows 10, macOS, Linux and other platforms with Chrome version 92. Accordingly, this feature allows instant page loading. when the user navigates between open tabs using the “Back” and “Forward” buttons. Currently, the feature only works when a page has been previously visited and is still in the browser cache. In a document, Google explains that the “back-forward cache” is expected to improve user experience and overall performance by keeping previously visited pages alive after the user navigates away from it. using the browser's "Back" and "Forward" buttons. For now, users can test this new "back-forward cache" feature by enabling the flags menu in Chrome. As for the general release, an exact release date has yet to be revealed, but Google is currently planning to test the feature with a select group of users using Chrome 92 or later. It's also important to note that similar features have been supported in Chrome for Android and Safari for years.

May 23 Since Microsoft moved the Edge browser to the Chromium kernel, there have been more and more similarities between the Edge browser and the Google Chrome browser.

According to the foreign media Windows Latest report, in the Chromium submission, Microsoft has confirmed that it will bring further integration with Win10 audio for the two browsers .

Anyone who knows a little about Windows knows that there is a volume synthesizer function in the system. When the user turns it on, the volume of an application can be adjusted individually. Microsoft has promised to support volume synthesizers for every tab of the Edge browser and Chrome browser . In other words, if the user plays multiple audios in the browser, they will be able to control the volume of each tab individually, rather than simply mute it.

Many people may find it useless. After all, people generally don't play two audios at the same time on the browser. However, Microsoft and Google in the promotion PWA application, their intentions may want to make use PWA to get more experience similar to native applications .

At the Google I / O event on May 18, the search giant Google announced a small new feature of Google Search, but it is useful to many users of this search engine. . Along with the announcements about the upcoming Android 12 and the many new features that Google is bringing to its platforms, the giant said it will add a new feature that instantly deletes the last 15 minutes. along the user's search history without leaving a trace. More specifically, this feature is extremely simple when it only takes two clicks, it will save more of your time when you can both delete the history quickly but also in just 15 minutes. Specifically, how to do this on Google Chrome mobile version is very easy to do: you just need to click on your Google account profile picture in the top right of the Google homepage, scroll down a bit, tap "Delete last 15 min" button and your last 15 minutes browsing history will be completely gone. This is just one of many new additions Google is making to its platforms, such as "locked folder" for Google Photos, improved password security, significantly improved shopping functionality. - some of which were just showcased during the past Google I/O event and beyond. However, you have to wait a little longer before Google officially releases these features to billions of users worldwide (including deleting the last 15 minutes of history).

As the demand for video calling is skyrocketing globally, Google is working to bring a whole new experience to this technology.

Video calling apps are no longer a rarity, but delivering an experience like a face-to-face conversation between two people sitting next to each other is still a challenge to overcome. And Google is trying to overcome this barrier with its new technology.

On Tuesday, during its event, Google unveiled Project Starline, an ambitious video chat system that uses a series of cameras and sensors to capture 3D images of callers from multiple angles. different degrees. These images are then transmitted in real time to the participants in the video call. It also combines machine learning, surround sound, visual computing, and real-time compression to create a visual effect that looks like two people standing next to each other. They also use a light-field display system to produce images with sound and images with lifelike dimensions and depth without the need for the user to wear glasses or other special hearing equipment.

Imagine this as if you were looking through a magical window, and through it, you could see other people in life-size 3D images ." Google Vice President Clay Bavor said in the blog post. " You can talk, exchange hand gestures and eye contact in a completely natural way ."

With Google's vision, Starline is only used for video calls between individuals. Currently, the equipment for this Starline system is still quite cumbersome when it includes a small room with cameras and light equipment placed close together. Wired reports that this room has dozens of different depth sensors and a screen up to 65 inches wide to show the true size of the caller. Until now, this Project Starline project has only been used in a small number of Google offices and still requires special equipment. But Mr. Bavor said Google's goal is "to make this technology more accessible and cheaper ."

The technology is being tested among Googlers and demonstrated to enterprise partners in the healthcare and media industries. Google is planning to test the Starline project to other partners later this year.

Under the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, video calls are becoming more and more popular, but the experience it brings is almost unchanged from before. And as this trend continues to increase in the future, users will certainly want a much better experience than they do today, and Google is working to capitalize on this opportunity to improve that experience.

Also in the opening session at the Google I/O 2021 event, Google also announced 5 new improvements in the Google Maps application to make it easier for users to navigate, explore and get their work done. Accordingly, Google said that when a user conducts directions in the Google Maps app, it calculates multiple route options to a destination based on a number of factors, such as how many lanes there are and how direct it is. continuation of the route. With this update, Google will come up with the fastest routes and identify which ones are likely to reduce the chances of a brake problem, automatically suggesting that route if the ETA (or estimated time of arrival) ) is the same or differs from the minimum. These changes have the potential to eliminate 100 million cases of emergency braking on Google Maps-driven routes each year, so users can rely on the app to get to their location quickly yet safely. than. If the user is walking, the user can experience augmented reality in Live View (or Live View). If you're exploring a new neighborhood, you can enter this mode right from the map and see helpful insights into the surrounding shops and restaurants like busy levels, reviews, and photos. recently. Google will also show new street signs useful for complex intersections to pinpoint exactly which road you're on and which way to take. If traveling, this mode will indicate the location relative to places like hotels. The detailed street map feature launched in August 2020 will soon be available in 50 more cities by the end of 2021 including Berlin - Germany, São Paulo - Brazil, Seattle - USA and Singapore. With the help of AI and Google's own understanding of cityscapes around the globe, users can see sidewalks, paths, and pedestrian islands along with the shape and width of a road. by scale. This information can help pedestrians plan the most appropriate route, especially if using a wheelchair or stroller. Every day, more than 80 million people turn to direct Google search for busyness information for specific locations to save time in queues and social distancing during the pandemic. Now, this is expanding to show the relative busyness of an entire area such as a neighborhood or part of a town. If you want to explore the city on a weekend morning without the crowds, you can immediately see the crowded hotspots to avoid. On the other hand, if you want to explore the popular areas of a certain area, users can use the busyness of the area to quickly see the lively neighborhoods to discover more interesting things. There is much information about the world that is useful but can quickly become overwhelming if not provided at the right time. As such, Google is tweaking the app to highlight the most relevant places based on the time of day and whether the user is traveling. If the user lives in TP. New York, NY - USA and open the Google Maps app at 8:00 on a weekday, the app will highlight nearby coffee shops instead of dinner spots. If the user is going on a weekend getaway, it will be easy to find the local landmarks and attractions right on the map. If you want more options, you can click on any location to see similar places nearby. No matter where you're going or what your plans are, the Google Maps app has the information you need on the go, and intelligent artificial intelligence helps you get there. All of these features will roll out globally on Android and iOS in the coming months, with detailed street maps coming to 50 new cities by the end of 2021.

As TECHRUM reported late last year, Google announced that the unlimited storage plan on Google Photos will end June 2021, all uploaded photos will then count towards 15GB of Google Drive storage. free for users. That means users will have less than 3 weeks left to use the free Google Photos storage and sharing service. Notably, although it's only 15GB, Google account storage will be shared with both Photos, Drive and Gmail, so what you can save on Google will now be extremely limited and the only way to go ahead. That procedure is to buy more storage on Google. At the present time, users should know how to minimize the amount of storage they are using on Google Photos or switch to other free storage platforms, such as Amazon Photos, Dropbox, etc. ... See more here: Google says that once the change takes effect, more than 80% of users will still be able to store about three more years of anniversary photos with 15GB of their free storage. Google will notify users if they start reaching their free storage limit. When that happens, the user's only option will be to pay for the Google One plan for storage expansion for $ 1.99 / month (equivalent to $ 47,000) for 100GB, $ 2.99 / month for 200GB and $ 9.99 / month for 2TB. Google has also launched a tool to help users estimate how much free Google they are using, and how long their current storage plan will last, so readers can see more. here:

After a long wait, the first MOD version of Google Camera version 8.2 has been successfully edited by developer DICE (quite famous in the modder community), based on the original version of Google Pixel 5, similar compatible with many Android models. Please refer to and download the trial experience.

In this version, users can experience most of the useful features from the original Google Camera 8.2 provided by Google on the Pixel 5, better support for video recording, press and hold the shutter button while recording to customize the zoom. Zoom in / zoom out, lock video so the app continues recording when you set other parameters etc ... Google Camera 8.2 MOD also includes features from previous 8.1, including Ultrawide lens support. , Cinematic Pan for video, Night Sight in Portrait Mode, Portrait Light, Editor in Google Photos ...



According to the developer "the_dice", Google Camera 8.2 MOD can work on many devices running Android 12, 11, 10 or earlier. Also tested with OnePlus, Realme, Xiaomi, Samsung (Snapdragon), OPPO, old Pixel, ROG Phone, Zenfone, Pocophone ...

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