Google may launch a new Nest Hub device with sleep-tracking feature, powered by the tech giant’s Soli radar technology, 9TO5Google reported. Huawei, the Chinese tech company, will focus on offering cloud services as the company’s telecom equipment and smartphone businesses have been restricted with sanctions from the U.S., South China Morning Post reported. Google has added smart compose and spelling autocorrect features to comments on Docs. The new app may be previewed by the tech giant later this year, and could replace the Mail & Calendar apps on Windows 10 in 2022, it added.

All of today’s best Android game and app deals are now up for the taking. Be sure to head below for a complete look at all of today’s best Android game and app deals. Alongside ongoing offers on Google’s Pixel 4a 5G, we are also now tracking a Verizon 4-day Flash Sale with plenty of notable Android handset deals. These Samsung’s Galaxy Fit 2 deals sits alongside this morning’s Samsung Chromebook 4 offers starting from $199, but be sure to browse through today’s Smartphone Accessories roundup for even more discounted add-ons.

While we’re now three weeks into 2021, Fitbit today just sent out its 2020 year in review. It’s quite straightforward with the now-Google company telling users of their most active day and total counts for the last 12 months. The rest of the email/page is compiled from “aggregated and anonymized data of global Fitbit users from January 1, 2020 – December 31, 2020,” like how the daily average active zone minutes was 47 in 2020. Most people went to bed at 11:20 p.m. and woke up at 8:03 a.m. Rounding out Fitbit’s 2020 year in review is top reads from their company health blog and the two most-used Premium session videos.

On-device AI processing and support for advanced neural networks will enable more interactive and smart features and enhanced computer vision performance in imaging. Samsung introduced on Tuesday Exynos 2100, its first premium 5G-integrated mobile processor, built on the most advanced 5-nanometer (nm) extreme ultra-violet (EUV) process node. The processor offers powerful processing, fast 5G connectivity, and intelligent AI-acceleration, that meets the quality standards and requirements for the next generation smartphones, said Kyeongjun Kim, VP and head of Mobile R&D Office at Mobile Communications Business, Samsung Electronics. On-device AI processing and support for advanced neural networks will enable more interactive and smart features and enhanced computer vision performance in imaging.