It’s September, often called “techtember” in the industry, and the calendar is already packed. Apple has locked in September 9 for the iPhone 17 launch, while Qualcomm and MediaTek are preparing to ...

From gaming and the camera to new AI skills and the battery, I've been putting Google's new flagship phone through its paces. When he's not testing the latest phones or phone cameras, Andrew can ...

There are inevitably going to be times when you can't hold your phone in two hands: Maybe you're carrying groceries, hanging on tightly to a subway carriage rail, or walking the dog. That means just ...

Facepalm: The Android ecosystem has traditionally offered a more permissive approach to app development and delivery through third-party means. Now, Google is announcing a significant change that will ...

Your Android phone and Windows PC will soon gain a nifty feature that Apple users have enjoyed for years now. The feature I'm talking about is Handoff, which essentially offers continuity ...

Apps loaded with malware have been a problem on Android phones for years, and a key reason behind it is the open nature of the operating system. Unlike iOS, which only allows installation of apps from ...

In this post, we’ll show you how to lock your Windows 11 PC remotely using an Android phone. Microsoft is rolling out a new update to the Link to Windows app that now includes the ability to remotely ...

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More AI, ultra-wide display options and camera improvements are set to come to mid-range phones that use the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 4. Smartphone chip maker Qualcomm spent most of 2024 bringing AI ...

Google’s next Android 16 QPR2 update aims to introduce two major features. The first is a smarter AI that can control other apps, while the second is a new parental control system that uses a PIN for ...

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