A new Google device surfaced at the FCC today that could well be the upcoming Pixel Tablet. At the FCC, the tablet appeared under Google's ID as A4RGTU8P. However, A4RGTU8P is not the model number of the upcoming Google Pixel tablet. This device is listed as "Wireless Device", which is a fairly generic description. Nowhere in these documents is it referred to as a tablet. The device supports Bluetooth LE, WiFi 6 and UWB. While that's not the most concrete proof that this is actually the Pixel Tablet, what else could it be? Sources): FCC The post Google's Pixel Tablet may have appeared at FCC appeared first on xiaomist's blog .
If you buy an Android smartphone, you automatically get the Chrome browser from Google. A new version of this will be released shortly and will lose a practical function that will probably cost you data volume when surfing on the go. Google Chrome for Android loses Lite mode With version 100, the Chrome browser for Android devices has one function made easier. The Lite mode is supposed to ensure that you save data volume when surfing on the go. Exactly this function is probably no longer necessary, so Google removes it in the Android version of the browser. The feature was introduced in 2014 and will no longer be available as of March 29, 2022 . The company also gives a reason for removing the feature: In recent years we've seen mobile data costs drop in many countries, and we've delivered many improvements to Chrome to further minimize data usage and improve web page loading. Although Lite mode is being retired, we're still committed to helping Chrome load web pages q