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Want to browse the news but don't have connection to the internet? Recently, Google has announced a good news for users, that is, Google Chrome is getting a new feature for Android that automatically downloads articles when you're connected to Wi-Fi for you to read offline -- even if you haven't asked for them. On Thursday, Google announced the feature on the Google India blog. The blog says that the feature will be available soon in India, Brazil, Nigeria and over 100 other countries, but Whether it will be implemented in major economies such as China and the United States is unclear. If the feature is available in your region, you can get it by updating to the latest version of Google Chrome for Android. No word yet on when it'll come to other countries like the US or UK. Based on user location of the most popular content, Google Chrome will automatically download it that a user may want to read, or if the user login Chrome, Google will analyze the user'

Microsoft’s Xbox One console reportedly will soon support for both Amazon’s Alexa digital assistant and the Google Assistant. Windows Centra l reports that future versions of the Xbox One dashboard include the ability to enable Alexa and Google Assistant support through a skill on both platforms. Microsoft currently only supports its own Cortana digital assistant, through its Kinect accessory or a headset, but Cortana has a limited set of skills right now. The opening to Alexa and Google Assistants may mean that Xbox users in the future will be able to control their consoles through these two digital assistants. By now, it isn't clear what other features Microsoft will support, but the project will allow Xbox One users to make voice commands without having to use Kinect or headphones. Albert Penello , the old member of Microsoft, has joined in Amazon lately, saying it “help figure out how to grow Alexa / Echo presence in gaming,” and if this integration goes ahead then i