This is why so many devices just can’t be bought. Devices like the PS5 and Xbox Series S/X are either perpetually on the “sold out” list or heavily scalped. This also goes for devices like the Pixel 6 Pro and the latest Galaxy S devices. So fat, it doesn’t seem that the chip shortage is getting any better, and this latest report just confirmed that. Chip shipments have been slashed by a third thanks to the global shortage Chip shipments have been slashed by a third thanks to the global shortage...

What is changing? What is changing? Changes are mainly coming to the “Cc”, “Bcc”, and “to” fields to allow users to compose emails confidently. A new right-click menu has also been added to allow users to view recipients full names and email addresses. This addition will also allow you to quickly edit the recipients name and email address and open their “information card”. Furthermore, your contacts in the “Cc”, “Bcc”, and “to” fields will now include avatar chips to better identify the recipients....

How to use the ‘Suspected spam caller’ feature? How to use the ‘Suspected spam caller’ feature? To use this feature, users must go to their Google Voice settings and enable the “Filter Spam” option under the “Security” section. When enabled, Google Voice will display a “Suspected spam caller” label on the incoming call screen, giving users the option to confirm that the call was indeed spam, which will send any future calls from that number straight to voicemail and place the call entry in the spam folder....

The Pixel 6a international pricing confirmed, for 12 countries The Pixel 6a international pricing confirmed, for 12 countries In case you’re wondering whether the Pixel 6a will be available in your country, and how much will it cost, check out the list below. Australia: AU$749Canada: CA$599France: €459Germany: €459Japan: ￥53,900Republic of Ireland: €459Singapore: SGD 749Spain: €459Taiwan: NTD$ 13,990The UK: £399The US: $449 The Pixel 6a is now listed on the Google Store in every single one of those countries, along with its price tag....

Additionally, you can also type “@:” or “:” in Google Docs for a dropdown list of emojis with the option to open up the entire catalog. It shows the company’s standard emoji grid with category grouping. A search bar lets you search for the desired emoji using the name or a keyword. This feature comes just a few months after Google Docs gained support for emoji reactions. Rolled out in April this year, emoji reactions give you “a less formal alternative to comments” to tell your response or opinions about the content of a document....