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Amazon.in Widgets Android Q is coming, and while we’ve been getting regular Android Q betas over the last few months, at the Google I/O keynote, the company announced a bunch of amazing features that are now confirmed to be coming with the final release of Android Q. Here are all the Android Q features announced by Google at I/O 2019: Live Caption Starting off with the newer features that we didn’t get to see in the betas so far. Android Q will bring Live Caption to Android phones. This will enable captions in all videos you might watch on the platform, including web videos, which is just awesome. The feature can be enabled by pressing the volume rocker and tapping on the Live Caption button. The best part about this feature is that it works completely on-device, so none of your data is sent to the cloud. It’s also OS-wide, so it will work across all your apps. Smart Reply Android Q will also bring smart reply across the OS, and it will work on all messaging apps, in

Amazon.in Widgets One of the biggest and  highly-anticipated  announcements coming from Google’s developer conference, Google I/O 2019, is that the Pixel 3a and 3a XL has finally gone official. Yeah, Google CEO Sundar Pichai took center stage today during the keynote to take the veil off this mid-range Pixel smartphone, which we had been hearing about and waiting for many months now. Price And Availability Though Google’s intention behind launching a mid-range Pixel was to capture markets like India, the company has completely missed the mark on the pricing front. The Pixel 3a has been priced at a hefty Rs. 39,999 whereas its bigger sibling will retail at Rs. 44,999 for the 4GB and 64GB variant. The pricing of the Pixel 3a for the Indian market is really disappointing. Google is planning to sell more phones in the form of this mid-ranger, but it will find it difficult to court users in India with this pricing. The US pricing of the Pixel 3a is a lot more generous, start

Amazon.in Widgets 1. Manage Chrome Tabs and Windows There are times when we hurriedly close an important tab and have no idea how to get it back. Well,  you can use Ctrl+Shift+T to bring back the tab in the original state . Similarly, there are shortcuts to efficiently manage tabs and windows without any hassle. We have compiled basic shortcuts below so that you can use on Chrome without losing any time. Open new tab: Ctrl+T Open new window: Ctrl+N Close current tab: Ctrl+W Reopen Closed Tab: Ctrl+Shift+T Close current window: Ctrl+Shift+W Open Incognito Window: Ctrl+Shift+N Switch chrome tabs: Ctrl+Tab Switch chrome tabs on Mac: Cmd+Option+Right or Left arrow Open link in a new tab: Ctrl+Click Open link in a new window: Shift+Click 2. Webpage Shortcuts You hit refresh button but nothing changes? Well, it’s because the webpage is loading the cached content.  You can use Ctrl+Shift+R which refreshes the webpage from scratch  discarding the cached content. There a

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