The Morning After: Google could offer a Pixel Phone subscription package

Are you ready for another Pixel phone? After Apple iPhones and Samsung’s Galaxy devices (both foldable and, uh, static), Google’s local phones are probably the third most interesting family of smartphones.

Perhaps this is because Google has generally looked at software and processing tips rather than specification wars, both to offer features not found elsewhere (like its AI phone assistant) and to bolster its camera skills.

Now the company has shown us what the Pixel 6 looks like and a bit of what to expect, but the leaks have offered some more information over the past few days.

A leak suggests that a new subscription package could appear, which will combine a new Pixel phone – not necessarily the new flagship – with a set of Google subscription services, including premium YouTube, Google One, and Play Pass. All of this would turn into a single monthly payment, although the to flee does not offer a price.

This means that Google could offer a range of services all together, similar to Apple’s One plan – with the cost of your smartphone included. Let’s wait and see how Google prices it.

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The fast food chain will add an order of eight pieces of Impossible Nuggets to the menu at select Des Moines, Iowa restaurants; Boston, Massachusetts and Miami, Florida. They will only be available for a limited time.

The nuggets themselves are mostly made from soy protein and sunflower oil, but, as the company notes, they won’t be technically vegan, as they’ll be deep-fried in the same oil that is used to cook non-food. vegans.

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Options for grilling, cooling and more.

But if you’re less interested in plant-based protein and the burger king, we’ve got our 2021 Outdoor Gear Guide, covering barbecues, pizza ovens, and even a few meat thermometer options to make sure you’re cooking right. .

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Oh, I thought everyone already knew that.

One of the games in the gaming world has been confirmed: Rockstar Games re-releases Grand Theft Auto III, GTA: Vice City and GTA San Andreas.

is coming to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S, and PC later this year. The pack will also arrive on iOS and Android in the first half of 2022, although we suggest you get a Bluetooth controller if the mobile versions are your thing.

Expect major graphics upgrades – and hopefully quality of life improvements when the updates arrive. Rockstar plans to remove the original versions of GTA III, Vice City and San Andreas digital showcases from next week.

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You can invoke it on mobile and computer.

Smartphones have made tuning your guitar easier than ever. There are a myriad of tuning apps or you can even ask Google Assistant to tune your instrument. Now Google has made the process even more painless by throwing a chromatic tuner directly into search – no need for an app or voice commands.

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A joint factory could help produce more cameras and cars.

Global chip shortages may soon create unexpected shifts. According to Nikkei sources, Sony and TSMC “are considering” the joint establishment of a semiconductor factory. While TSMC would have majority control, the plant would operate on Sony’s land near its image sensor factory. The Japanese government would cover up to half of the $ 7 billion investment.

A common factory would not be surprising. Some analysts expect the global chip shortage to last until 2023. This could help Sony, TSMC and the entire Japanese tech industry recover from the shortage, let alone add a greater stability – and less to worry about Sino-US tensions threatening production in Taiwan.

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