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Google Chrome ya permite retomar la lectura de una web en el punto exacto al enviarla a otro dispositivo

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Google has introduced an update to its Chrome browser that enables users to synchronize their reading progress across different devices. When a user sends a webpage from a mobile device to a computer, the browser now automatically navigates to the exact scroll position where the user previously stopped reading, facilitating a more seamless transition between platforms.

In a separate development, Google is testing an experimental feature for the Pixel 11 that utilizes Gemini artificial intelligence to conduct automated phone calls. This tool is designed to assist users by contacting local businesses to perform tasks such as checking product availability, inquiring about pricing, or making reservations on the user's behalf.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on Chrome's cross-device synchronization and Pixel's AI-driven calling features.
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