A password manager can take on the task of remembering and filling in passwords and other log-in information. It can also generate strong passwords for you.
LastPass (Android) offers a rich set of password-management tools for free. With a $24-a- year subscription, you can share password and other log-in info with others. If you're thinking about using a password manager, it's hard to beat LastPass.
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If you would rather go with an open-source alternative, Bitwarden (Android) is a free password manager that lets you create, store, and sync passwords across the popular browsers and platforms. If you already use another manager, you can import your data from Last Pass, 1 Password, and Chrome, for example. The 1 Password (Android) app from AgileBits securely handles all your passwords, letting you sign in to mobile apps, websites, and services with one master password on your Android phone. AgileBits gives you a 30-day trial to check out its password manager. After that, it's $2.99 a month. For $4.99 a month, you can cover five family members.
How to use the newest Instagram features
It's time for your word art to shine. Plus, we show you how to use Instagram's new fundraiser and shopping features.
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Instagram is getting a slew of new features, including a camera tool called Create Mode, enhanced shopping tools and support for starting a fundraiser within the app.
Instagram has already started rolling out the new tools. Here's how to use them.
Apple has released OS 13.2 and iPad OS 13.2 for the iPhone and iPad. This update features the usual bug fixes and security improvements. But Apple is also adding a handful of new features to its operating system.
First, OS 13.2 brings a ton of new emojis. The company now officially supports Unicode 12.0. You can now create all possible combinations of landholding-couple emojis regardless of gender or skin tone. There are new accessibility-focused emojis, such as a service dog, people using wheelchairs, prosthetic arms and legs, a person with a white cane and more. There also are new animals, a yawning face and new food options.
If you have an iPhone 11 or iPhone 11 Pro, OS 13.2 enables Deep Fusion, an image-processing feature that should make your photos look better thanks to machine learning-enabled processing.
It’s also worth mentioning that you can now change the resolution and frame rate of your videos in the Camera app directly.
With OS 13.2, you can opt out of sharing Sirs recordings with Apple employees and delete your Sirs and dictation history. Go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics and Improvements to opt out at any time.
iPhone 11 and 11 Pro, 2 months later: The Ultrasuede camera is still our favorite thing
Here's which one we think you should buy.
I spent the past couple months using the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro every day.
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In a season filled with new phone releases such as the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and the Google Pixel 4, the new iPhone 11, 11 Pro and Pro Max impressed me early on. Apple packed its latest phones with a new Ultrasuede-angle camera, an A13 processor, Night Mode for photos, OS 13 and one of the best all-around camera systems found on any phone today. Plus, the two Pro models have improved battery life.
Over the past two months, I used the iPhone 11 as my daily driver and the 11 Pro as my work phone. During that time, CENT has also done in-depth tests dropping the phones, submerging them underwater and comparing their cameras with other phones. Here are my thoughts on both these phones over the course of my usage.
