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The Google search button has also gone away.

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The spacebar in Gboard for Android now has ‘Google’ branding on it.
Users on reddit as well as Google’s Android Help forum are criticizing the search giant for the move.
In addition to the ‘Google’ branding to the spacebar, the latest Gboard update also removes the Google Search button.

Google’s Gboard is one of the most popular popular keyboard apps for Android, thanks to its smart features and an intuitive design. Google is now rolling out two major changes to Gboard, both of which seem to have annoyed a large number of users. Many users have taken to reddit and Google’s Android Help forum to voice their displeasure over these changes.

Gboard for Android now has the Google logo on the spacebar, while the Google search shortcut has disappeared. Google reportedly began adding its logo to Gboard roughly a month back, although the change now appears to be a lot more widespread. Since it appears to be a server-s…

No one is missing the overpriced popcorn and soda, but with theaters closed around the world for the time being, the glorious big screen and hi-def audio of a cinema is something we all could really use right now as a minor break from everything going on these days. Since it’ll be some time before movie theaters are re-opened to the public, you may want to start thinking of improving your home entertainment setup instead.

Today only, Woot has the LG SK9Y 5.1.2-Channel High-Res 500W Soundbar on sale in refurbished condition for just $239.99. That’s a far cry from its original cost of $899.99, and even refurbished models tend to go for $600 and up through other retailers.

LG’s SK9Y soundbar brings Dolby Atmos audio to your living room, allowing sound to come from around and above you for a three-dimensional auditory experience unlike anything you’d hear from most soundbars around today’s price. You just want to keep in mind that only select titles offer Dolby Atmos audio at this time…

The coronavirus has spread to 181 countries around the world, and it shows no signs of abating. The pandemic has proved particularly devastating in recent weeks, with total confirmed cases crossing 1.6 million and fatalities of over 97,200 globally.

The virus has effectively shut down all sporting leagues around the world, major gatherings including tech events and music festivals, and closed down restaurants and malls. It also put a major dent in the airline industry, and is causing panic-buying across the globe, leading to severe food shortages.

The coronavirus has also had a huge impact on the tech industry, affecting the global supply chain and causing interminable product delays. Here’s the latest on the coronavirus and how it’s affecting not only the tech industry, but also the world at large.

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COVID-19 cases have crossed 1.6 million, with the U.S. tally going up to 466,000. Global fatalities stand at…