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Android Has Five New Features Out Today

Android Has Five New Features Out Today – By Jake Peterson Lifehacker
Google hasn’t announced an official release date for Android 15, but it’s on its way. Sometime in October, we should see the new update hit compatible devices, and with it, new features and changes.


ChromeOS 128 rolling out: Snap groups upgrade splitscreens, Camera OCR, more – By Abner Li 9to5Google
Google is rolling out ChromeOS 128 starting today with a number of sizable updates for Chromebooks.

8 Things You Should Do to Keep Your Phone Running Smoothly

8 Things You Should Do to Keep Your Phone Running Smoothly – By Shan Abdul How-To Geek
While smartphones keep us entertained and connected to loved ones, we often neglect to give them the care they deserve. This lack of attention can lead to sluggish performance, a loss of visual appeal, and other issues. To keep your phone performing at its best, here are a few things you should do regularly.

Use This Trick to Stop Your Android Phone From Auto Connecting to Bluetooth Devices

Use This Trick to Stop Your Android Phone From Auto Connecting to Bluetooth Devices – By Faisal Rasool How-To Geek
Bluetooth auto-connect can randomly switch your phone’s audio to nearby paired speakers or headphones. It does so without prompting you first and it can get pretty annoying. There’s no obvious way to stop this “feature” either. But there are workarounds.

8 best apps that already offer passkey support on Android

8 best apps that already offer passkey support on Android – By Sanuj Bhatia Android Police
It’s 2024, and managing passwords is still a headache. Every app and service requires you to sign up and create an account, making password management a mess. Despite the availability of some of the best password management apps, the struggle persists. That’s why, back in 2022, the FIDO Alliance and major tech players like Apple, Microsoft, and Google joined forces to introduce passkeys.

Gmail’s unsubscribe button is rolling out on Android

Gmail’s unsubscribe button is rolling out on Android – By Manuel Vonau Android Police
Gmail has long offered a way to quickly unsubscribe from unwanted mass emails in its web app with a button right within the header. Just after this button underwent a design change to become more prominent, Google is finally giving that same option a prominent place in its Gmail Android app.

 

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