Going through some of the other complaints on the Google Support Page (via autoevolution), we learn that the PiP feature is also broken on other apps like Netflix and YouTube. User “Goose VF1” was the first to post on the Maps support forum, with several others responding subsequently. “I’ve tried restarting, clearing cache, clearing data, uninstalling all updates, reinstalling all updates etc,” the user said. We further learn that the user operates a Samsung phone and lives in the United Kingdom....

uBreakiFix has teamed up with Google for every Pixel smartphone in existence. The repair expert also provides authorized out-of-warranty repairs for devices like the original Pixel, Pixel 2, and the Pixel 3. It’s worth pointing out that the repair team is currently going through a rebranding and will soon be known as Asurion Tech Repair and Solutions. Customers can get the Preferred Care warranty option from Google for added protection. Under this plan, a walk-in screen replacement or repair could only cost as much as $29, as 9to5Google notes....

FastConnect 7800 leverages the company’s new High Band Simultaneous (HBS) Multi-Link technology, providing the highest throughput and lowest sustained latency (under 2ms). It also keeps aside the 2.4GHz spectrum for Bluetooth or lower-bandwidth Wi-Fi. “Introducing the first Wi-Fi 7 solution to the industry might be enough for some, but with the introduction of HBS Multi-Link we take performance to the next level, shattering expectations for speed and latency,” VP and General Manager of Mobile Compute and Connectivity at Qualcomm, Dino Bekis said....

So, Sony has announced a new camera – something they do with some regularity. But this one’s different. The Sony A1 is their first camera that’s truly worthy of the title “flagship”. It certainly seems to beat both the Canon 1DX Mark III and Nikon D6 in almost every aspect, but how does it compare to Sony’s other higher-end models like the A9 II speed demon and the recently released A7S III?...

These days, most smartphones don’t have removable batteries. The manufacturers claim this is for the user’s safety and to prevent any possible damage to the battery. While this might be true, it makes it hard to remove and replace the broken battery. Now, Samsung wants to revive the old-school phone design and feature the upcoming rugged Galaxy XCover 6 Pro with a removable battery. The user manual for the device, known as SM-G736B, shows the main characteristics....