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Google starts bringing Messages’ auto-grouping ‘categories’ to more parts of the world

Last year, Google Messages in India started automatically categorizing your texts into categories. This auto-group capability is now starting to appear for users in other parts of the world. Once rolled out, you’ll be greeted with an “Easily view messages by category” prompt to enable or turn off in preferences: The app sorts your messages based on sender info and message content that are…
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Android 12L Beta 3 feedback survey is now open for Pixel owners

Google released Android 12L Beta 3 two weeks ago and is now asking for feedback in what should be the last survey of this preview cycle. We’d like your feedback on the latest version of Android 12L on your Pixel device. This anonymous survey should take you about 5-10…
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What you need to know about icons in the address bar on Google Chrome desktop

As browsers go, Google Chrome is one that has a ton of features in plain sight, though it can be easy to forget about them. A few of those features are found right in the address bar. This guide will take you through the many icons you might find on the right of the address bar, as well as what they mean and do. Table of contents Icons in Google Chrome Chrome’s bookmark icon Google Chrome’s…
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Sony is making it easier to share PS5 screenshots using its iOS app

Gamers will now have an easier time sharing PS5 screenshots with their iOS devices. Sony is offering users the capability to upload PS5 screenshots and videos automatically to the PlayStation mobile app. This is a gradual release, starting first with the Americas. The PS5 screenshots feature has already been live in Canada and Japan. Users must have the latest version of the PlayStation app…
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Galaxy S22 series doesn’t support eSIM on Google Fi, may be coming in a ‘future update’

The Galaxy S22 ships with its eSIM feature enabled in the United States, and that’s good news for Google Fi, as a coming update will allow the carrier to work without a physical card on Samsung’s latest flagships. If you set up a Galaxy S22, S22+, or S22 Ultra on Google Fi, the app demands that you use a physical SIM card to use your account, as pictured below. That’s despite all three…
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