If you weren’t tuned in to the 2023 Google I/O news, you were probably overwhelmed with new information and a lot went unnoticed. Rest assured, the CT Collects major updates and releases for this week.

It all happened in recent days: the creator of Pokémon GO launched a new game with virtual pets; Microsoft Edge has been updated to version 113; Google Home has been reworked and YouTube has started blocking ad blockers. Check it all out below:

Microsoft Edge 113

a Microsoft Edge has reached version 113 Finally it allows to hide the shortcut for bing. The update includes security additions, revisions to browser structural policies, and more. It is worth checking if you can already download the package.

Pokemon GO with Tamagotchi?

Aquamarine has been released by Pokémon GO owner NianticVirtual pet care augmented reality game. In it, you have to take care of dots, cute procedurally generated pets that need to be walked, fed and entertained with toys.

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Android 14 is official

a Google Finally introduced Android 14 officially. The operating system has been in the testers’ hands for a while, however Some of the major news was revealed during the opening of Google I/O.

YouTube without ad blocker

The dreadful day has arrived: YouTube has begun restricting access to those who use ad blockers. On social networks, users are complaining about getting the warning on the site and not being able to play videos while the tool is running.

Google Home has been renewed

The Google Home rework has finally been made official by Google Home Google. The update finally leaves the testing phase and starts rolling out to the public with a new interface and unprecedented features.

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