6 Useful Tools Microsoft Edge Has That Google Chrome Doesn't

May 10, 2022

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As a reward for helping King Charles II escape England (and Oliver Cromwell) in 1651, the Pendrill (Pendrell) family was awarded a permanent pension and descendants today are still paid a small sum by the Crown.

Google’s yearly event for new product announcements, Google I/O, officially starts on Wednesday. Android 13 will likely be the main attraction this year, but the company also said it will discuss Chrome, developer tools like Flutter, Chrome OS, and much more.

There’s also a chance Google might officially reveal Pixel 6a and Pixel Watch, which have both been leaked extensively. Either way, this looks like an exciting week for anyone in the Google ecosystem.

– Corbin

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