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For those who use Google’s Chrome exclusively or extensively, you probably know that the browser comes with its own password management tool where it can remember the login credentials for the websites you use (if you choose to save it). However, an update to the iOS app will expand on that feature.

In the latest beta for Chrome for iOS, it seems that Google will be expanding on its saved passwords feature where instead of only remembering passwords used in Chrome, it is being extended where it can now be used in other apps as well. This effectively turns Chrome into a password manager of sorts.

This means that if you use apps like Twitter or Facebook and you have your passwords stored to those services in Chrome, you will be able to log into those apps by recalling the passwords in Chrome. This will be similar to how other password managers like LastPass and 1Password function.

Password managers are pretty useful as they help you to remember your passwords, but can also help to generate strong passwords. If you’re new to password managers, then be sure to check out our guide on how to use a password manager to better protect and manage your online accounts. The password manager feature of Chrome is still in beta but we expect that it will eventually make its way to the main app.

Chrome For iOS Doubles Up As A Password Manager

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You can probably hear Microsoft’s hype machine churning by now. Without easy access to more traditional forms for marketing resources, the company’s executives have taken it upon themselves to build up the buzz for what is probably one of its biggest device announcements since the first Surface 2-in-1 tablet. Corporate VP Brad Anderson once again gives the public a glimpse … Continue reading

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Apple is rarely upfront about their plans and timelines aside from official announcements. However, perhaps to put an end to the speculation and endless rumors, Apple has actually confirmed that this year’s iPhone 12 will be delayed from its typical September launch to a few weeks later.

This was revealed during Apple’s Q3 2020 earnings call where Apple CFO Luca Maestri where he was quoted as saying, “As you know, last year we started selling iPhones in late September. This year, we expect supply to be available a few weeks later.” He later adds, “I said in my remarks that a year ago we launched new iPhone in late September. And I said that this year, the supply of the new product will be a few weeks later than that.”

While he does not mention the reason behind the delay, we can only speculate as to the reason why. There is a good chance that the coronavirus pandemic could have been the cause behind the delay of Apple’s iPhone 12s. This is because the pandemic has forced many companies around the world to halt their operations, which will no doubt have an impact on production.

Some analysts have speculated that the delay could also be due to the economy, which isn’t so hot right now, where Apple was looking to delay the release in hopes that it would recover somewhat so that customers will be able to purchase their devices. In any case, we’ll never know for sure. Maestri does not mention when exactly the iPhone 12s will be announced, so we’ll have to keep an eye out for the official announcement.

Apple Confirms iPhone 12 Delay By A Few Weeks

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Google advises using Chrome’s built-in features to remember information you repeatedly enter into web pages, including and especially the ones you use for secure transactions. Whether you’re comfortable handing Google your logins and credit card details is a different question but it’s unarguably convenient and potentially safer in some ways. It’s still not completely convenient, though, and there are still … Continue reading