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Researchers have long said that the blue light emitted from electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets and monitors can affect people’s ability to get to sleep, especially when they are used in the evening and late at night. There are some solutions that remove this blue spectrum light, such as the Drift TV box from Saffron, but now Google’s Play Books app has introduced a feature that does the same thing. The new light filter, called ‘night light,’ should make perusing late night novels easier on readers' eyes, as well as allowing them to get a better night’s sleep. It uses hues of amber based on natural sunlight to filter the blue spectrum light, thereby reducing eye strain. You can turn the night light mode on or off in the same section as the other visual adjustments. When activated, the screen will slowly remove the blue light as the evening wears on, becoming a warmer amber color as time passes. Earlier this month, Amazon rolled out a similar … [Read more...] about Google Play Books update adds new mode that reduces blue light to help tired eyes

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We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more. money money The date, as well as the amount, are prominently displayed under your total. Jason England 9 Dec 2019 2 Source: Android CentralWhat you need to know Google Opinion Rewards now shows you when your next credit will expire. It can be found directly under your total on the main screen of the app. Previously, you could only check it via the Play Store app, but it only gave you a date, not the amount. Back in November, we covered the case of the mysteriously disappearing Google Play credits that were earned from the Google Opinion Rewards app. At that time, Google announced via an updated support page that it was working on a way to warn users when credits would expire. Source: Android Central While it has been Google's policy that credits expire after a year, it has never been easy to check on when exactly they will expire. The only method involved opening the Play Store app and checking your … [Read more...] about Google Opinion Rewards adds expiration date for your credits

Like many tech enthusiasts, I’ve been using a $180 Amazon Echo intelligent speaker at my home for a year or more. And, while I love using it for some things — playing music and podcasts, setting timers, and re-ordering items from Amazon — I’ve come to realize that, like Apple’s Siri and all other virtual assistants, its Alexa voice-driven artificial intelligence system disappoints a lot. So I was excited to test Google Home, the $129 Echo competitor that puts the search giant’s much-touted new Google Assistant intelligence technology inside a small, but powerful Echo-like speaker and microphone unit. Surely, I thought, after collecting all that info about the world (and about me) for years and years, Google would crush Amazon in the home-intelligence race. But after nearly a week of using two Google Home units in two different rooms, my conclusions are decidedly mixed. Google Home does beat Alexa and the Echo in some ways, but it’s remarkably … [Read more...] about Mossberg: Google Home shows promise, but needs work

Advertisement The internet, a network spanning the globe. Today around 20% of the world’s population is connected. That’s over 1.4 billion people, a number with ten digits and it’s growing. Imagine each of these individuals would contribute only one sentence per day and one file per week.And now think again. How realistic is that? How many sentences and files do you put online on an average day? Does that put Google’s name choice into perspective? Google is said to be named after the number googol, i.e. 10100, a one followed by 100 zeros. It’s funny how back then they obviously didn’t care about the correct spelling, and today the verb google is found in many contemporary dictionaries.Either way, it’s hard to imagine how much information is out there, yet a lot of it is at your fingertips. You just have to search right. Here are some tips to optimize and streamline your Google searches, and furthermore a handful of tricks that will save you … [Read more...] about Master the Google Operands: Search Really Fast