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The change was first spotted by Reddit user u/Leopeva64-2, detailing its arrival with Chrome Canary 101. The aforementioned “Note” field appears at the bottom of the Edit password window, where users can add any context for that particular login. This could be the date when the password was last updated or a hint for personal reference. The Note field appears for new logins or existing credentials saved inside Chrome. Separately, users on the stable version of Chrome can save passwords manually by navigating to the settings....

The new earbuds will be available in Real Red, Carbon, Limoncello, and Fog colors, Prosser tweeted (Via 91Mobiles). Unfortunately, the tipster couldn’t offer additional information on the Pixel Buds Pro, so there’s still a whole lot that we don’t know. The ‘Pro’ moniker suggests that it will be a top-of-the-line audio accessory. This suggests that active noise cancellation or ANC could finally make its way to Google’s flagship earbuds. Surprisingly, this appears to be one of the first Pixel Buds Pro leaks....

Most messaging apps already offer end-to-end encryption (E2EE), ensuring that no one but only the participants in a conversation can access the messages. As Google notes, E2EE has become an “industry standard for real-time communications”. But the technology is mostly limited to messaging services. The company now wants to bring it to phone calls as well. “No one besides you and the person you’re talking to should be able to hear what you’re saying over the phone,” Google says....

Although Google Fi subscribers may be more likely to find the device they want from the MVNO. Especially if the horizontally-folding flagship starts selling out elsewhere. What is Google Fi offering when it comes to the Galaxy Z Flip 3? What is Google Fi offering when it comes to the Galaxy Z Flip 3? Now, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 is available in all four of its colorations and for the $999 128GB variant....

First spotted by 9to5Google, the FCC listing vaguely refers to this Google product as a “Wireless Device”. It is Wi-Fi 5-certified with support for the 5GHz bands. The device boasts Bluetooth connectivity but lacks other common connectivity options such as NFC and UWB (ultra-wideband). For power, it features a 3.65V battery, which may be rechargeable via a USB Type-C port. That’s pretty much all the key information the publication could find in the FCC documents....