13 days ago | By iMore

What you need to know
Google is readying the launch of five new features for Chrome on iOS.
The company will allow iPhone users to use Google Password Manager as their password manager of choice on iOS.
You'll be able to create, store, and autofill passwords on websites and apps.
Chrome wants to take over more of your iPhone.
Chrome has turned its ugly head and is now staring down password management on the iPhone.
Today, Google announced that it is bringing five new features to the Chrome app on iOS. One of those features will bring Google Password Manager, which is already supported on...
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Random new Amazon deal slashes one Apple Watch Series 7 model by a record 125 bucks

13 days ago | By Phone Arena

The best-selling Apple Watch Series 7 is marked down by a new all-time high $126 on Amazon in a very specific LTE-enabled version.
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Welcome to the best browser for gamers

13 days ago | By Windows

New gaming features in Microsoft Edge, the best browser for gamers
Did you know there are more than 3 billion gamers in the world? That is almost half of the population on the entire planet! This global community of people share a passion for gaming, and it only continues to grow: Two-thirds of Americans - people of all ages, races, genders, abilities and backgrounds - play video games, which shows the diversity of players. Seventy-five percent of U.S. households have at least one gamer and watching online gameplay is as popular as watching broadcast sports.
Microsoft is all in on gaming...
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One of the best password managers around just picked up an excellent new feature

13 days ago | By Tech Radar

Password manager firm Keeper Security has announced a new feature it says will allow users to securely share records with anyone on a time-limited basis. The new solution, dubbed Keeper One-Time Share, will be useful for those of us who want to share confidential information with a friend, family member or co-worker without exposing it over email, text message, or online messaging. The news comes as concerns abound about employee approaches to sharing sensitive information. A multinational survey by Western Digital found 68% of data managers believe employee behaviour is a bigger threat to...
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