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  Although the general version of Android 12 won’t be available until this autumn, we already see the results of the revamped widgets. Spotify is now working on a redesign of its music player widget, Chrome is currently testing a new fast action search widget, and now it’s time for Google Photos to do the same thing. Earlier this month, we found and forced-enabled the new Photos widget on the Google homepage. According to the tipster, the update is already beginning to roll out to users using the app’s version 5.52.0.387241369 (APK Mirror). However, this is currently a server-side deployment, and it hasn’t yet hit any of our endpoints or devices. A new home screen widget for showing your Memories was announced in June, and it has been accessible on the iOS version of the Google Photos app since last year. The Google Photos app for Android has been in development for a while now, and we previously reported on it. Although the code for the functionality was there in the app, it was not a

  Laptops under $400 are predicted to have sluggish performance and poor screens. Acer hopes to change that with Aspire 1. This $249 laptop features a sleek, lightweight design, and its 1080p display is better than comparable laptops in this price range. Although its flaws — poor battery life, a bad webcam, and fragile construction — are disappointing, the Aspire 1 is still a solid option for customers looking to save money on a new laptop. Design & Build One thing is certain: the Acer Aspire 1 A114-33 isn’t a light laptop. It’s a big piece of equipment to carry about 1.9kg. It’s also quite thick, coming in at just under 20mm. After all, it is a pretty low-cost laptop. Even before you attempt to pick up the laptop, it will have left an effect in some way. It’s certainly not understated, coming only in a delicate hue of ‘Peachy Pink’ and with a metal-effect plastic case. You’ll either love it or loathe it, though if you don’t mind a lower-grade processor, there are silver and blue o

  YouTube is a popular video streaming platform allowing you to create videos & tutorials, stream games, and do many other things. Interacting in real-time is a great way to connect online with people more closely. You can easily interact with your online audience through live streaming. And OBS or Open Broadcaster Software is all you need. This article includes a step-by-step process to livestream on YouTube using OBS. So, let’s see the guide on how to livestream on YouTube with OBS.  Get your YouTube stream key To get your  YouTube stream key , you will need to make a YouTube account. So, if you haven’t created one, first create one.  To livestream on YouTube, you will have to verify your account using the linked phone number. To do so, visit  https://www.youtube.com/verify , sign in to your account, and use the on-screen directions.  After getting your account verified, you can proceed toward YouTube Studio. To find YouTube Studio, visit  https://www.youtube.com/create_channel  

  Have you heard about Google drawings? Well, if you have not, then you should, because Google drawing is quite a useful thing to have. With Google Drawing, you can add flowcharts, shapes, freehand drawing, including signatures. Google Drawing is a tool that is installed into Google Docs and different apps like Google sheets which provides you with different options like tables, charts, and other different formatting tools that you can use inside Google Docs directly. If you want to learn how to use Google Drawing, dive in with us and learn how to fully use Google Drawing to your potential. Drawing and signing in Google Docs: Google Drawing doesn’t have a whole lot of features, but it has enough features like adding a few basic shapes, diagrams, word arts, or just signed documents. It can be helpful to those users who want to add these things to their Google Drawing. Also, you can import art or images easily from Google Drive or your computer’s local storage. Now follow along to draw i