Grab these products from the drugstore and incorporate them into your regular routine for glossy hair every day of this chilly season: ** Start off your glossy hair care routine with a shine-infused shampoo and conditioner. We love Suave Moroccan Infusion Shine Shampoo and Conditioner because of how the formula nourishes our hair for real, visible results. This formula is gentle enough to use on a regular basis and it will smooth and condition your hair as it cleans....

Most people, especially those in certain industries, accrue a stunning number of emails on a daily basis. It can be hard searching through them to find one important email they got just days before. This is why there’s a search feature. Now, the Gmail search filters will make searching easier Now, the Gmail search filters will make searching easier If you’re looking in your labels or folders for something in particular, you will see a new addition to the UI....

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....

5-band equalizer is rolling out to the Pixel Buds Pro 5-band equalizer is rolling out to the Pixel Buds Pro This new feature is coming via a software update, needless to say. You’ll need to update your Pixel Buds app and firmware, and then go to Bluetooth settings -> Device Details -> Sound -> Custom Equalizer in order to access it. We’re talking about the Pixel Buds app, of course. Do note that this is a staged rollout, though, so it may not be available to you at this very moment....

That’s according to a recent report from 9to5Google. And the Gboard feature in question is, of course, the keyboard’s ability to pull “key snippets” from copied text. Specifically, it’s ability to pull out addresses, phone numbers, and similar details from a block of text the user copies. Those are displayed as their own “chips” just above the keyboard for easier, standalone copying. Gboard keeps key snippets for those who want it, so how do you kill them?...