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Google Doodle Turns 25: A Look Back at its Origins and Today’s Celebration

Today marks the 25th birthday of Google Doodle and the occasion is celebrated with a special Doodle. While Google is always aiming for what’s next birthdays are times to look back.
It all started 25 years ago when doctoral students Sergey Brin and Larry Page crossed paths at Stanford University’s computer science program. Both had a common dream. They wanted to make the World Wide Web easier to access. From their dorm rooms, they built a new kind of search engine. Their project grew fast and they moved to a rented garage which became Google’s first office. Google Inc. came to life on September 27 1998.
Since its founding day Google has changed a lot. One can see this even in its logo which is highlighted in today’s Doodle. But its main goal hasn’t changed. Google wants to arrange the world’s data and make it available and useful for everyone. People all over the world now use Google to search, chat, work, have fun and more. This special doodle can be seen everywhere but it won’t show in some areas like Russia.
On September 25 the Doodle honored South African jazz artist Todd Matshikiza. South Africa’s Keith Vlahakis designed it to remember “Uxolo”. This piece played at the 70th Johannesburg Festival in 1956.
Matshikiza is famous for many works. His song “Quickly in Love” was in the 2013 movie “Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom”. He made music for two plays too. “King Kong” from 1958 was a big hit and even reached London. “Mkhumbane” from 1960 was just as popular and had songs from both Matshikiza and Alan Paton.
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OxygenOS 15.0.0.501 Update Rolling Out for OnePlus 12 in India

OnePlus has begun the incremental rollout of its latest software update, OxygenOS 15.0.0.501, for the OnePlus 12 in India. This update, with the version number CPH2573_15.0.0.501(EX01), is currently being released in batches and is expected to reach all devices in the coming days. Packed with new features, fixes, and improvements, the update aims to enhance the overall user experience.

One of the key highlights of the update is the addition of interconnection features. A new “Touch to Share” functionality enables seamless sharing of photos and files with iOS devices, bridging the gap between platforms. Another notable feature is the introduction of the BeaconLink app, which allows users to call nearby people even without internet access or mobile signal. Additionally, Bluetooth connectivity has been improved with enhanced stability and compatibility for a smoother connection experience.
The update also addresses performance issues in apps. It fixes a bug that could cause certain apps to lag under specific scenarios, ensuring a more fluid and efficient app experience.
On the system side, the update brings several improvements. It enhances overall system stability to reduce crashes and bugs. Furthermore, the integration of the January 2025 Android security patch ensures that the device remains secure against the latest threats.
As always, the update is rolling out in phases, so not all users will receive it immediately. If you’re a OnePlus 12 user in India, you can check for the update by navigating to Settings > System > Software Update. Make sure your phone is charged and connected to a stable Wi-Fi network before downloading and installing the update.
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Vivo S20 Pro Nears Launch, Certified with 90W Fast Charging and Exciting Features

The much-anticipated Vivo S20 series is inching closer to its launch, gaining attention with new leaks and certification details. Trusted leaker Digital Chat Station recently shared insights on what to expect from the Vivo S20 Pro, following a listing on China’s 3C quality certification database. This certification confirms a 5G model with the number V2430A, which is likely the S20 Pro.

Features of Vivo S20 Pro
Powerful Performance with Dimensity 9300+
According to the leak, the Vivo S20 Pro may be powered by MediaTek’s sub-flagship Dimensity 9300+ processor, while the base S20 model might feature the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3. This powerful chipset positions the S20 Pro as a high-performing mid-range device with smooth multitasking and impressive processing speed.
Immersive Display
The Vivo S20 Pro is rumored to include a 6.67-inch display with a 1.5K resolution and a unique “equal-depth quad-curved screen” design. This means the screen will have gentle curves on all four edges, providing a more immersive viewing experience.

Camera Upgrades
Camera improvements are also expected. The S20 Pro could sport a 50-megapixel main sensor, accompanied by a 3x optical zoom periscope lens—a step up from its predecessor’s 2x optical zoom. These updates should deliver sharper images and enhanced zoom capabilities, appealing to photography enthusiasts.
Large Battery with 90W Fast Charging
While the exact battery size remains unknown, the 3C certification hints at 90W fast charging, aligning it with Vivo’s recent X200 series. This feature ensures quick battery top-ups, keeping users powered throughout the day.
Sleek and Thin Design
The leak also mentions a “thin body” for the S20 Pro, which could appeal to users looking for a stylish, easy-to-carry device. This slim profile could become a standout feature in the S20 Pro’s design.
Final Thoughts
While these details come from leaks and not official announcements, Digital Chat Station has a reliable track record, making these specifications likely. However, Vivo has yet to confirm the S20 Pro’s specs or its launch date officially. As the Vivo S20 series continues to build anticipation, it’s expected to bring strong performance, a premium display, and advanced camera capabilities to mid-range smartphone users.
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OxygenOS 15: What’s Missing on the OnePlus Nord CE 4

The OnePlus Nord CE 4 has become the first device in the Nord series to receive the OxygenOS 15 Closed Beta update based on Android 15. This update introduces several new features, but it also misses out on some key elements available on flagship models like the OnePlus 12. Here’s a breakdown of what’s included and what’s missing on the Nord CE 4.
What’s New in OxygenOS 15
The update brings a few exciting changes to the OnePlus Nord CE 4. Users will notice smoother animations and faster app-opening speeds, enhancing the overall user experience. New additions also include the Phone Manager app, which allows users to monitor and clean their device storage with ease.
The lock screen customization options from flagship models are also available. Users can modify the clock design, add widgets, and choose different themes. The Flux theme is fully supported, allowing for a smoother lock screen experience without lag. Additionally, there are two new icon packs—Shadow and Radiance—that offer a fresh look for the home screen.
What’s Missing in OxygenOS 15 for OnePlus Nord CE 4
While OxygenOS 15 adds new features, it lacks some flagship-exclusive options. The advanced animations, such as the dynamic blur effect in the notification panel and app drawer, are notably absent. Unlike on the OnePlus 12, the Nord CE 4 lacks the enhanced blur effects and transparency in the control center, app drawer, and notification panels.
The Advanced Volume Slider, which provides a slim and less intrusive volume control on flagship models, is also missing. Other features, like live photos in the camera app and some AI functionalities, have not been included on the Nord CE 4. The Charging Ripple Effect, which enhances the charging animation, is also not present on the device.
Despite these missing features, the Nord CE 4’s OxygenOS 15 update brings a fresh design and performance improvements. Future updates may add more features, closing the gap between Nord and flagship models.
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