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New update for Google Chrome Android, password sync and Autofill
Google has updated its Chrome web browser for Android with several new features and upgrades.
With new update Android users will be able to access the saved passwords and have forms auto filled when they are signed into Chrome same as the Desktop version. Also the new releases brings several stability improvements.
Download Google Chrome for Android from Google Play.
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Google Keep Service finally announced, Available in Android
Making a brief appearance just 2 days ago, Google Keep is now live and available. Even the corresponding Android app is available for download.
I personally use Evernote and I really like it and now with Google coming with its service I might move to it since now everything will be integrated for me. And for all Android lovers its already available in the Play Store. Even the corresponding website is available for all the users who are not Android users and its tied with Google Drive. For iOS users its still not announced whether when the app will be released.
You can try Google Keep here or download app from Android Play Store.
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New version of Gmail released, Inline Notification replies and many more
Gmail undoubtedly one of the best free mail service available in the market and also very popular and easy to use. With Android growing its market Gmail app for Android is very important and with every new version of Gmail Google is bringing bunch of new features. Today Gmail for Android is updated to version 4.3 and main feature which is included in this version is direct notification replies for those on Jelly Bean.
Anybody on the device running Android 4.1 and up will be able to reply, delete, or archive their emails straight from the notification pane. This feature is really very useful as it reduces to open the app every time the new email comes. Also in this new version, tapping on the reply button opens a new window from which you can reply to your mail.
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Download Firefox 16 Beta for Windows, OS X, Linux and Android
Recently Mozilla released Firefox 15 for general public and Firefox 16 beta is already available for download. Those who frequently use the Firefox, might have experience how fast Mozilla releases the Browser version. Users hardly get chance to get familiarize with one version and within no time it releases the new version.
New feature which is included in the new beta version is the inclusion of initial web-app support which works good with Mozilla central marketplace. And other is now it provides the voice over support for users who are running it on OS X.
For all Android users who use Firefox as there default browser, there some reason to be happy. Mozilla for Android has new Reader mode which brings a greater browser experience to the Android device. Reader mode is similar to the feature which is provided by Apple Safari browser.
For all those who love Firefox they can download Firefox from here. And all those who love Firefox on there Android, can download browser from Google Play Store.
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Dropbox enhances security, includes two-step verification[Activate Now]
User data is one of the most important and critical and to make it secure is even more challenging. Recently with many of the top portals where user account was hacked so many of the companies are coming up with new secure update and recently is the Dropbox.
These days most used form of authentication is the two-step authentication. User sign-in to a service with the username and password, service then sends the verification code to your phone which you need to re-enter to login. Facebook and Gmail use this feature and the new member in this group is Dropbox. Dropbox is one of the most popular cloud syncing and storage device. And personally I use it a lot on my Android device.
For enabling this feature, login to your Dropbox account from the website, click on your name in the top right corner, click on Settings > Security > Account sign in and change Two-step verification to Enabled. Then choose to get the verification code sent to your mobile or use a mobile app. For all smartphone user you can download Google Authenticator from the Google play store or iOS App Store. Launch the app and click on + symbol, select time-based token and then scan the barcode which was provided by Dropbox.
Once done you will be asked every time if you login Dropbox from a Computer which is not recognized by Dropbox.
(via Dropbox)
