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A very good start to the week for Galaxy S25 users in the US.
The new wallpapers feature Gemini-inspired abstract designs and nature-themed artwork.
Graphene argues that Google's device verification systems could lock users into approved hardware and software.
Rumored Tensor G6 supercharges Pixel 11’s CPU and AI, but its aging GPU may leave gamers disappointed.
Our readers ❤️ Samsung Messages.
Charging people to access their own media is a bad joke.
User privacy or that decade-old setup? You can have both.
Motorola's track record in book-style foldables has yet to be proven, so consider other options first.
Losing my navigation in the middle of a route is the opposite of safe, Google.
Forget ads and random Shorts. Here's how to take back your Google TV home screen.
Meet AI Hub, and the other new AI apps and services you should know about this week.
Never mind the Galaxy S26 and Pixel 10. I want a phone with a 6-inch screen or smaller in 2026.
Quit paying top dollar for quality cellphone service.
The next song always made sense.
Finally, a rugged phone I would actually use as a daily driver.
The Fitbit Air is an excellent companion to a Pixel Watch 4, but Google missed the ball on a few things.
Bugs and exciting new features, or stability and slow updates? You decide.
Did you know your Pixel could do all this?
The announcement timing is unlikely to be a coincidence, but there's no mention of price yet.
The ChatGPT Android app should soon allow users to remotely control Codex coding sessions on their PCs.
Discord has been experiencing trouble since earlier Friday afternoon.
Pixel Watch skin temperature and SpO2 tracking are disappearing for some users, and Google is working on a fix.
The app's biggest update in years is finally ready for your Android phone.
The CallPhantom apps offered access to private call records — and millions of people downloaded them.
Google Wallet's pass UI is making big progress on its new look.
Google appears to be testing a page that could bring all your Gmail-sourced passes and receipts together in one place.
Meta is reportedly pivoting from passive AI that just talks to agentic AI that executes tasks.
Netflix is testing a new AI-powered voice search feature on TVs in the US.
Google claims there's an easy toggle to disable the feature, but the toggle is missing for many users.
Another Bluetooth remote joins the e-ink space, but it's still not for Kindle users.
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