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Chrome for Android is finally ready to play nice with your favorite password manager
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Google is bringing native third-party autofill support to Chrome for Android. The feature will let you use third-party password managers to autofill passwords, passkeys, addresses, and more. Native third-party autofill support is live in the latest Chrome beta release and will roll out to the stable channel next month….
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These OnePlus 13 renders could be our first look at new design
TL;DR Possible OnePlus 13 renders show off tweaks to the camera package and a new look for the handset’s edges. OnePlus is expected to launch the phone in China before the end of October. The company has already teased a few hardware details, but this is our first look at an actual handset. October is…
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Google makes it easier to find Android’s theft protection settings
Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority TL;DR Android’s theft protection features can now be enabled through the Safety Center. Safety Center, i.e. the “Security & privacy” menu, is available on all devices running Android 14 or later. Previously, you had to dig through the huge list of Google settings to find the theft protection menu. Google…
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Behind the scenes: How AI is reshaping Google
Google already pushes out AI products at a breakneck pace, but it appears that’s still not fast enough for the company. To further speed up its AI development, the tech giant has decided to reshuffle some of its departments. In a blog post, CEO of Google Sundar Pichai announced that the company will be streamlining…
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Make the Most of AI Agents: Tips and Tricks for Developers
The arrival of AI agents has provided software developers with a new method of working with AI. We spoke with several AI agent tool providers and developers to get their take on how AI agents provide new capabilities for devs and what to do to get started. If you’re a bit fuzzy on how AI…