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The latest Google Chrome update on Android has brought a useful feature that lets users preview a link. It looks like the feature is enabled via a server-side update to version 89 of the browser. With it, users can just preview a web page without leaving the current web page that they're on.

Both iOS and Android started supporting dark mode at the system level last year and Google has rolled out dark modes for Gmail, Google Calendar, Google FIt as well as on its mobile app version over the past few months. Today, we found out that Google Chrome may finally be getting a dark mode soon.

For most of us, Google Chrome is likely your Internet browser of choice. In fact, the latest data from Statcounter shows that over 66% of people with access to the Internet use Google Chrome as their browser. With that being the case, you may want to consider changing since some of its privacy features don't seem to work as intended.

Are you struggling or have no idea what videos to watch? Now the brand new Chromecast with Google TV can help you to search and suggest a video for you by just using the voice remote. It is similar to the previous Chromecast device but now comes with a new interface and remote control.

As was revealed earlier this week, Google is getting ready to launch the new products on 30 September 2020. This includes a new Pixel device, smart speakers, and the Chromecast replacement that we've written about previously. Sources have now found more images of the new device and claim that it has a new name.

Just a couple of hours ago, Google have finally broke the silence by announcing their next event on 30 September 2020 at 1AM (PT). Called as Launch Night In, it will be a livestream event where the company will unveil the latest Chromecast, smart speakers, and of course, the new Pixel phones. 

Chromebooks aren't as commonly used as Windows laptop, but the adoption rate is rising and Google wants to make it easier to transition Android apps to the platform. That's why the company launched ChromeOS.dev, a new site that aims to help developers build and test Android apps for Chrome OS.

For some of us working at home now, it's become even more imperative that we get some privacy on our Internet browser. The Incognito Mode for Google Chrome helps with this, but it's easy to forget about it if you don't use it often. It doesn't help that you have to manually open an Incognito window.

Is Google Chrome crashing and freezing constantly on your Android phone all of a sudden? Well, the browser doesn't seem to be very stable at the moment. Based on reports and reviews on the Google Play Store, the mobile browser has been giving problems lately and it all started to happen after the update.

When it comes to computers, Chromebooks probably see the least widespread use. Chrome OS needs to do much more to get people to adopt its use and Google may have the right idea for it. Reports claim that Google is working on a dual-screen device that could be a new Chromebook.