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Chrome is Making It Easier To Keep Track of Browser Tabs: Google is adding some new features to Chrome that aim to help users organize and keep track of their browser tabs across both desktop and mobile devices. From a report: The search giant announced in a new blog post that tab groups -- which enable Android and desktop Chrome users to keep related pages together in custom-labeled groups -- will start rolling out to Chrome for iOS starting today. Once Chrome is updated, iPhone and iPad users can access the feature by opening the tab grid, long-pressing on a tab, and selecting "Add Tab to New Group." Custom names and colors can then be assigned to the created tab groups to help keep them organized and easily identifiable. Another feature that's rolling out across Android and desktop Chrome apps is the ability to sync those saved tab groups across multiple devices. Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Chrome is Making It Easier To Keep Track of Browser Tabs: Google is adding some new features to Chrome that aim to help users organize and keep track of their browser tabs across both desktop and mobile devices. From a report: The search giant announced in a new blog post that tab groups -- which enable Android and desktop Chrome users to keep related pages together in custom-labeled groups -- will start rolling out to Chrome for iOS starting today. Once Chrome is updated, iPhone and iPad users can access the feature by opening the tab grid, long-pressing on a tab, and selecting "Add Tab to New Group." Custom names and colors can then be assigned to the created tab groups to help keep them organized and easily identifiable. Another feature that's rolling out across Android and desktop Chrome apps is the ability to sync those saved tab groups across multiple devices. Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Saturday Share! Nowadays, our phones are capable of doing many many things! Out of all the apps on your phone, which is the one you can't live without? Share them down below! #QuestionOfTheDay #QuestionPrompts #iphoneApps #AppStore #FavoriteApp

Chrome is Making It Easier To Keep Track of Browser Tabs: Google is adding some new features to Chrome that aim to help users organize and keep track of their browser tabs across both desktop and mobile devices. From a report: The search giant announced in a new blog post that tab groups -- which enable Android and desktop Chrome users to keep related pages together in custom-labeled groups -- will start rolling out to Chrome for iOS starting today. Once Chrome is updated, iPhone and iPad users can access the feature by opening the tab grid, long-pressing on a tab, and selecting "Add Tab to New Group." Custom names and colors can then be assigned to the created tab groups to help keep them organized and easily identifiable. Another feature that's rolling out across Android and desktop Chrome apps is the ability to sync those saved tab groups across multiple devices. Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Nowadays, our phones are capable of doing many many things! Out of all the apps on your phone, which is the one you can't live without? Share them down below! #QuestionOfTheDay #QuestionPrompts #iphoneApps #AppStore #FavoriteApp

Use the Brave browser to watch YouTube in the background on iPhone. (+ has no ads lol) Download the Brave browser and go to Youtube, open a video, and when you enter full screen you’ll see a tiny window button, click on it and now you can watch the video while doing other stuff and using other apps. You can also fully minimize it and read a book lol. Also there’s 0 ads. #protip

Did you know shipment data can be monitored from a personal smartphone? With FlashTrak Connect, DeltaTrak customers can view real-time data on their shipments at any time from anywhere, allowing you to take immediate corrective action while your products are in transit. Follow the link below to learn more and how to download for both Android and iOS devices. #RealTimeMonitoring #ShipmentData #FlashTrakConnect #DeltaTrak #TransitVisibility

Apple is Working To Make It Easier To Switch From iPhone To Android Because of the EU: Apple is preparing to allow EU-based iPhone users to uninstall its first-party Safari browser by the end of 2024 and is working on a more "user-friendly" way of transferring data "from an iPhone to a non-Apple phone" by fall 2025. From a report: That's according to a new compliance document published by the company, which outlines all the ways it's complying with the European Union's new Digital Markets Act that comes into force this week. Other user-facing initiatives detailed in Apple's document include a "browser switching solution" to transfer data between browsers on the same device, which it plans to make available by late 2024 or early 2025. It'll also be possible to change the default navigation app on iOS by March 2025 in the EU. The document doesn't explicitly state whether any of these features will be available globally or whether they'll be exclusive to users in the EU. But many of the company's previously announced plans to comply with the DMA -- including the ability to run browser engines other than WebKit and install third-party app stores -- are only available in the bloc. Read more of this story at Slashdot.

The first apps I install on a new Pixel phone are essential ones. https://lnkd.in/dpWWSs7F #apps #pixel #android

"I'll just test it on my iPhone" 😬 Is how brands lose THOUSANDS. Here are 4 pillars of proper QA 1. BROWSER TYPES Chrome Safari Firefox Edge 2. DEVICE TYPES Mobile Desktop Tablet Apps 3. SCREEN SIZES Phone (various) Desktop (various) Tablet (various) Responsive breaks 4. USER SCENARIOS Button clicks Adds to cart & purchases Navigation paths Window resizing THE REALITY: One broken button = Thousands in wasted ad spend THE SOLUTION: Thorough QA across all four pillars before sending traffic Don't let poor QA kill your conversion rate.