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(Pocket-lint) - Instagram is expanding its translation technologies to stories, five years after launching the feature for posts and captions. Basically, the social media app is offering the ability to automatically translate text in story posts. When it detects a foreign language in a post, it will display a “See Translation” option on the top corner of the screen. All you need to do is tap that to immediately see a translation at the bottom of your screen. According to Instagram, its stories language translation feature will be available globally at launch, and it currently supports over 90 languages, including Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, and Portuguese. (Instagram said support for certain languages might vary depending on the operating system you re using.) ....
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What s the point of locking incognito tabs in Chrome? Chrome s incognito mode stops Chrome from saving your browsing activity to your local history. Now, Google is adding an extra layer of security to incognito tabs opened in your Chrome mobile browser. Basically, if you lock them behind Face ID, Touch ID, or a passcode, they won t be visible until authenticated. This is handy should you leave the Chrome app and reopen it later, as it prevents someone from using your device and viewing your open tabs. How to lock Chrome incognito tabs If the option isn t yet available, you might have to wait. It s rolling out now, according to Macrumors. Google revealed it was testing the feature in February. ....
(Pocket-lint) - Twitter hasn t forgotten about TweetDeck, apparently. The company s product lead, Kayvon Beykpour, admitted last spring that Twitter planned to overhaul TweetDeck “from the ground up.” Now, Twitter has shared an image of the revamped app, and said it s previewing the experience with “randomly selected” people from the US, Canada, and Australia. Beykpour said Twitter is also testing new TweetDeck features, such as a full tweet composer, advanced search, new column types, and a new way to group columns into cleaner workspaces. Keep in mind Twitter might charge users for TweetDeck at some point in the future. In fact, Beykpour said Twitter will consider any learned lessons from its new TweetDeck preview when exploring what TweetDeck could look like within Twitter s subscription offerings . ....