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Android 13 is a sizable update for Work Profiles, including Pixel dictation, NFC, and more

September 7, 2022
Android 13 brings a rather sizable update to the end-user Work Profile experience and Android Enterprise management experience for IT administrators. With a Work Profile enabled, Android separates personal and enterprise apps, as well as data and usage. This includes in the app drawer, where you’ll get two instances of certain applications, like Gmail, Calendar, and Google Drive. Android 13…
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YouTube TV 5.1 surround sound is now available on Apple TV

September 7, 2022
Back in March, YouTube TV said surround sound would be coming to Apple TV, and today 5.1 audio is now available for that streaming box. YouTube TV made the announcement on Twitter this afternoon. Surround sound first rolled out to Google/Android TV and Roku in June, with…
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The iPhone 14 is coming tomorrow; here’s every new feature

September 7, 2022
The iPhone 14 is coming in just a few days. We’ve been rounding up the latest rumors and expectations over the last year, and it’s almost time for an official announcement. The iPhone 14 lineup will include four models across two screen sizes, design changes, camera upgrades, and more. Here’s everything we know. Table of contents What will the iPhone 14 be called? iPhone 14: No notch…
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Here’s every app that supports Material You’s themed icons on Android 13

September 6, 2022
Google debuted the ability to have themed icons on the homescreen in Android 12, designed to help go all-in on Material You theming. Now, in Android 13, third-party apps can get in on the fun of themed icons; here’s an ongoing list of apps that support the functionality. Themed icons are designed to create a uniform look for homescreen icons that match the system theme. Available in Android 12…
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Chrome Custom Tabs are now more explicitly labeled on Android

September 6, 2022
In an ideal world, all Android apps would use Custom Tabs over in-app browsers (WebViews). Google is now making it more apparent when you’re “running” a Chrome Custom Tab (CCT). With Chrome 104 or earlier, you’d see “Powered by Chrome” at the bottom of the three-dot overflow menu. Version 105 of the Google browser is rolling out new “Running in Chrome” text for Custom Tabs…
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