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Google Chrome Custom Tabs Are Less Obscure From Version 105

What’s changed for Custom Tabs in Google Chrome 105? What’s changed for Custom Tabs in Google Chrome 105? Now, many users may not ever notice the difference at all. That is unless they happen to open the three-dot overflow menu in a Chrome Custom Tab (CCT). For clarity, those are browser tabs opened in their own window by a variety of applications when a link within the app is tapped. For instance, upon tapping a link on Twitter....

Google One App Gets Material You Makeover With Dark Theme

In a recent report by 9to5Google, the Material You makeover is arriving for the Google One Android app. Not only this, but a dark theme, which was the need of the hour, is also arriving for the app. For those who don’t know, Google One is a subscription service that lets you expand your cloud storage along with a few extra perks. With Google One, you can manage your membership, automatically back up your phone’s data, access Google Store rewards, contact support with one tap, and much more....

Google Photos Adds A Chat Feature To Make Image Sharing Faster

Google Photos has been making some changes lately and adding some new features. Starting today, the app integrates a messaging service. This way, users will have a chat feature right in the app, which should make it faster to share photos and videos with friends. The integrated chat feature in Google Photos will allow you to share photos and videos with another person or a group of friends directly from the app instead of making a shared album....

Google Tensor Soc Is An Important Piece Of The Pixel 6 Puzzle

In this article, we’ll talk a bit more about it. We’ll share some Google Tensor specs with you, and also let you know how it directly affects some of the Pixel 6 features and performance. Quite frankly, without it, some of these features wouldn’t be possible. The Google Tensor SoC is a rather important piece of the Pixel 6 & 6 Pro The Google Tensor SoC is a rather important piece of the Pixel 6 & 6 Pro...

Google Wants Your Chromebook To Do Android Gaming Better In The Future

That’s because the code in question is dubbed “Add ARC input overlay flag” and what it does is fairly straightforward. If not immediately apparent from its title. Namely, it adds an overlay layer for keyboard and mouse compatibility in apps. Effectively ensuring that even apps that don’t typically support the inputs will respond to them. Gaming on a Chromebook is not some far-fetched concept, Android or not Gaming on a Chromebook is not some far-fetched concept, Android or not...