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Google has updated Chrome to preserve scroll positions and form data when switching tabs between devices, while expanding Gemini AI capabilities to analyze non-YouTube media and generate quizzes.
macOS 27 Golden Gate finally makes Siri a first-class Mac feature by integrating it into Spotlight, adding a dedicated Siri app with iCloud-synced conversations, supporting open-ended chats, and enabling on-screen Visual Intelligence to act across apps—still in beta, but a major leap for Siri on Mac.
iOS 27’s public beta adds a new standalone Siri app that sits on the iPhone Home Screen, syncs conversations across devices via iCloud, and supports uploading photos and files for analysis; it’s limited to iPhone 15 Pro and newer devices with Apple Intelligence and will roll out to macOS 27, visionOS 27, iPadOS 27, and watchOS 27 later this year.
Samsung Internet for Windows, once restricted to Korea and the US, is now available to all users in beta; it supports cross-device syncing via Samsung Pass and lets you continue browsing across Android and Windows, suggesting a move toward a stable release though there’s no official announcement yet.
Samsung is launching its Internet browser app on Windows 10 and 11, initially available in beta for users in the US and South Korea, featuring a familiar UI, adblocker, dark mode, and seamless sync with Samsung devices, based on Chromium, with broader availability expected soon.
Samsung is launching its Internet browser on Windows PCs with AI features like browsing assist, cross-device sync, and privacy tools, aiming to compete in the AI-driven web browser market, with a beta release starting October 30th in the US and South Korea.
Samsung Electronics announced a beta release of Samsung Internet for PC, expanding its mobile browser to desktop with features like data sync, cross-device browsing, and AI-powered tools, aiming to create a seamless, secure, and intelligent browsing experience across Samsung devices, starting with Windows 10 and 11 in the US and Korea.