Chrome will soon inform you about what you were previously reading using tab-aware AI.

      Google Chrome will soon allow AI Mode to access and comprehend what you are reading, using that information to provide contextually relevant answers to your inquiries. Observed in the Chrome Canary builds by Windows Report, the feature called “Ask Google about previous tab” enables the browser to pull content from your recent tabs while responding to questions.

      Rather than approaching each question individually, Chrome’s AI Mode will aim to interpret your queries within the scope of your browsing session, considering not just the current tab but also the previous one. This lets you ask natural follow-up questions without having to start over.

      On Android, Chrome’s AI enables users to link a recent tab to their questions by tapping the “+” button in the address bar. This means you can request clarifications, summarize important points, or research topics discussed on a webpage without needing to reopen the tab or copy anything manually.

      This update enhances Chrome’s AI Mode, which already allows users to interact with the browser through conversational prompts. While traditional browsers simply respond to user input, this new feature offers awareness, enabling the browser to grasp the flow of your web activity.

      If you frequently manage multiple Chrome tabs, you understand the frustration of losing track of information and spending valuable time trying to find it again. Now, you can read something, move on, and ask the browser to recall or summarize it, thereby saving time and reducing hassle.

      This feature will also aid everyday users by removing the necessity for manual copying and pasting of information. The tab-aware AI is an early step towards a comprehensive AI browser that not only facilitates task execution but also handles them for you.

      In the future, the browser could summarize data across several tabs, complete forms on your behalf, organize information into notes, or assist with tasks such as shopping or planning a trip. Recently, Google introduced several Gemini-powered tools for Chrome, transforming it into a native AI browser.

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      Lenovo Legion Pro Rollable could provide a 24-inch OLED screen in a gaming laptop

      The concept reportedly expands from 16 inches to 21.5 inches or 24 inches, featuring three display modes focused on esports.

      If you’ve ever attempted serious training on a gaming laptop while traveling, you know that the screen often presents a compromise. Windows Latest has reported that Lenovo intends to unveil the Lenovo Legion Pro Rollable as a concept at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, aiming to eliminate that tradeoff with a rollable OLED display. The report states that the laptop begins as a standard 16-inch device but can expand horizontally to 21.5 inches or 24 inches at the push of a button. It is said to be based on Lenovo’s Legion Pro 7i platform, equipped with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 GPU and a “maxed-out” Intel Core Ultra processor.

      Your next Legion Go 2 might run SteamOS instead of Windows 11

      This transition is a performance and usability strategy, utilizing SteamOS’ lower overhead and streamlined suspend-and-resume workflow for enhanced efficiency.

      Windows Latest has reported that Lenovo is preparing a SteamOS variant of the Legion Go 2 for a CES 2026 reveal, targeting gamers who seek powerful hardware without the complications of a Windows 11 handheld. The concept is straightforward: retain the same essential specs, switch the operating system, and create a device that feels more like a console when in use. Lenovo has not officially confirmed this model in the provided source material, and crucial details such as pricing, regions, and availability are yet to be disclosed.

      ChatGPT for Android may soon enable quicker access to specific chats

      A new shortcut option is currently being tested that could reduce the number of taps needed each time.

      OpenAI seems to be testing a feature that would make accessing repeat conversations easier: home screen shortcuts for ChatGPT on Android that launch a specific thread directly from your launcher. Android Authority identified this change in an APK teardown of ChatGPT for Android version 1.2025.350. In this version, an "Add to home screen" action appears in a chat’s menu, indicating that OpenAI is experimenting with a more efficient method to resume ongoing chats that you frequently use for repeat tasks.