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The 8 touch gestures that make my Samsung Galaxy phone feel way faster

The 8 touch gestures that make my Samsung Galaxy phone feel way faster – howtogeek.com
As someone who replaced my PC with a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, I use my phone more than most—and gestures are a vital part of how I make it all work. Here are some of the gestures that make using a Samsung phone feel faster, many of which are so easy to overlook, you might never discover them at all.

If you’re only using Google Maps for driving directions

If you’re only using Google Maps for driving directions, you’re missing out on its best features – share.google
Like a lot of people I imagine, I consider Google Maps a lifeline for driving. I first started using it for navigation when I was living in Austin, Texas, and you can tell — my map of the city is covered in bookmarks for everything from Ikea and Torchy’s Tacos to the hospital where my son was born. I still use it regularly, whether I’m headed to the doctor or embarking on a roadtrip.

Proton’s latest addition takes aim at Google Sheets and Excel

Proton’s latest addition takes aim at Google Sheets and Excel – share.google
Spreadsheets might make you roll your eyes, but there’s a decent chance you have to use them from time to time. Proton now wants to assist with that job without seeing any of your data, and it’s introducing a new option to do it. The company has launched Proton Sheets, a fully encrypted spreadsheet tool built into Proton Drive.

Don’t miss this deal: The 12GB model of the ‘best Chromebook ever made

Don’t miss this deal: The 12GB model of the ‘best Chromebook ever made’ is still on sale – chromeunboxed.com

If you’ve been hunting for the Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14 recently, you’ve probably run into a bit of a wall. The top-tier model—the one with 16GB of RAM and the touchscreen—went out of stock not long after we wrote about it going on sale last week. But if you’re feeling the FOMO, don’t worry. The 12GB non-touch model is still $50 off, and I’d argue it might actually be the better purchase for most people.

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