Google has fixed an issue keeping Android Auto from showing messages on a vehicle's screen (through Android Central). To get the fix, you really want to refresh your Android Auto and Messages application to the most recent adaptations. Google didn't clarify what the reason for the issue was.

Google's fix comes in light of a few client protests on Android Auto's help page. A few clients revealed that in the wake of refreshing their phones to Android 12, their vehicles quit showing the got messages.

A client partook in a post: "For the beyond three weeks, Android Auto has quit showing new message or different messages. On the off chance that music is playing and another message comes in, the music is turned down momentarily as though to permit the new message notice to sound, however no sound and no message comes to the auto showcase, despite the fact that new messages have shown up on the phone."

Not showing got messages isn't the main issue Android Auto clients have experienced as of late. As we recently revealed, clients who had refreshed their Android Auto application experienced an issue with Google Maps not showing up on their vehicles' screens when they had their phones associated with their vehicles. Albeit the issue has been accounted for, it actually stays for Google to carry out a fix for that issue as well.

Foldable smartphones have gotten somewhat of a standing for being costly, and truly we can't say we're excessively shocked at the costs. This is on the grounds that the tech is still moderately new, and organizations are basically utilizing various showcases which can add to its general expenses, so the last cost, while expensive, is somewhat not out of the ordinary.

That being said, it appears to be that Google could be wanting to bait clients in with a lower sticker price for its forthcoming reputed foldable Pixel, which last we heard could be known as the Pixel Notepad. This is as indicated by a report from 9to5Google who heard from two free sources that the Pixel Notepad could turn out to be estimated at around the $1,400 mark.

Presently, this is in no way, shape or form modest, yet when you contemplate different phones like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3, it is really less expensive by around $400 (not considering any limits or discounts). It does, nonetheless, make it impressively more costly than the Pixel 6 by as much as $500, making this the most costly Pixel smartphone Google would have delivered to date.

We realize cost can play a colossal element in affecting deals. Investigate Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 3 which is estimated just shy of $1,000. Its cost and structure factor assisted the phone with turning into a success around the world. There is at present no word on when Google's foldable Pixel is relied upon to make a big appearance, however Google I/O 2022 is relied upon to occur late May or early June, so perhaps, quite possibly, we'll discover all the more then, at that point.

Google's Chromecast dongle has been around for some time now. It got going as a way for clients to stream content from their smartphones and PCs to a TV that had the Chromecast associated with it, however this developed where in 2020, Google reported the Chromecast dongle that really accompanied Google TV in it.

This implied that clients who didn't have a brilliant TV or favored utilizing Google TV over their maker's foundation, this addresses a more reasonable option in contrast to purchasing another TV or a set-top box.

It has been barely a year since Google last revealed the Chromecast dongle and it seems as though they could be dealing with a replacement. This is as per a report from 9to5Google who found in an APK that another gadget is underway codenamed "Boreal". The report guarantees that in view of what they've seen, this gadget is important for a similar Sabrina family which is the current Chromecast with Google TV incorporated into it.

Very little is had some significant awareness of this new gadget right now so it is muddled what sort of equipment overhauls or changes we can anticipate. With the past model, Google presented AV1 translating support, something that clients have for quite some time been requesting, so we don't know how vastly different the more current model could be. The report asserts that Google has plans to send off it this year, so perhaps we'll dive more deeply into it at Google I/O 2022, if not prior.

It has been supposed for some time since Google could be chipping away at a foldable Pixel phone. It began when it was seen that Google was presenting support for foldable phones in Android, which prompted theory that the organization could be hoping to make its own foldable.

The nearest we've made significant progress to really seeing it would be in the most recent beta of Android 12L where a few livelinesss have educated us regarding what to generally anticipate. Presently as indicated by the most recent report from 9to5Google, they have uncovered a likely name for the impending handset which will clearly be known as the Google Pixel Notepad.

The distribution calls attention to that another potential name was Logbook, yet until further notice Notepad is presently leading the pack. They additionally note that quite possibly things could change in front of the gadget's send off, so don't get excessively appended to the name presently.

The report likewise proceeds to uncover different subtleties like valuing. No particular valuing was referenced, however evidently it is relied upon to cost not exactly the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3, which was sent off at a cost of $1,799. We don't know how much less expensive the Pixel Notepad could be, however ideally it will be less sufficiently expensive to be a convincing option in contrast to Samsung's contributions.

There is still no word on when the phone will send off, however maybe Google may have more to share at Google I/O not long from now.

We've been catching wind of Google's supposed Pixel Fold for a really long time now, with a few of us trusting Google would have prodded it close by the Pixel 6 send off. Tragically, the bother never came, however Google furnished a touch of trust with its declaration of Android 12L. This is an adaptation of Android coming not long from now that is intended to tackle a significant number of the issues that Android has when being utilized on bigger screens like tablets and foldable phones.

While we keep on anticipating the appearance of the Pixel Fold, it appears to be that somebody is utilizing the phone and running some Geekbench tests. The phone, codenamed the Google Pipit, showed up on Geekbench, giving a touch of knowledge into the exhibition and a portion of the specs that could be accessible.

As a matter of first importance, the Pipit scored 4,811 in single-center testing and handled a 11,349 score in the multi-center outcomes. This was accomplished because of the octa-center chipset fueling the gadget combined with 12GB. It's likely almost certainly correct that Google will utilize its new Tensor chip at whatever point the Pixel Fold makes its presentation, continuing in accordance with the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro.

Past bits of hearsay proposed that Google planned to place Pipit in the sideline, and maybe that occurred for a while. However, presently it appears to be that improvement has picked back up, and the organization is dragging the phone through some serious hardship prior to sending off in the not so distant future.

2022 could wind up being a fairly enormous one for Google, as it should figure out the product burdens from the Pixel 6. There are likewise reports guaranteeing that we could see the famous Pixel Watch at long last make its presentation and a possible arrival of the Google Pixel Fold. We're as of now seeing increasingly more phone producers jump aboard with foldable phones, and it would really be astonishing to have a Pixel Fold with stock Android alongside a few strong cameras.