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Built directly on YouTube's API, the free Windows app YTubic claims to be better than sluggish webview alternatives.
Sony could be cooking up a new color for its flagship headphones.
Nothing's next audio surprise has already escaped into the spotlight.
The new model could promise Ultra-level specs without the S Pen, but a regional chip split may ruin the illusion.
YouTube's recommendation recipe might be getting a rather unexpected new ingredient.
Good free apps really do still exist.
These €100 vouchers can't be redeemed because nearly everything is out of stock or already discounted.
Most readers believe in the power of open source apps.
I still prefer Google Photos, but Amazon comes pretty close here.
Your watch deserves better, and this redesign looks ready to deliver it.
A new user report reveals a vertical white line on the aging smartwatch, echoing rampant smartphone AMOLED failures.
Fashionable phones don't need blazing fast performance.
Google's smart home plan doesn't add up.
Just a month after Google fixed previous disconnection issues.
The fourth Android 17-based beta could deliver crucial stability improvements and UI polish for testers next week.
Samsung has reportedly changed the hinge to nearly eliminate the crease.
Minimalist, sporty, or packed with widgets — there's a face for everyone.
And a little bit of AI magic.
LineageOS has some good news for users fearing Android's new sideloading rules.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra is great, but I need the next phone to change the cameras.
Welcome to the world of sideloading Android Auto apps.
Notesnook is the best free note-taking app I’ve used in a long time.
What do you do if your Pixel dies and you can't call Ghostbusters?
The Pixel 10a is good, but for everyday use, the Nord CE 6 is just better.
The Shield TV only needs some minor tweaks to remain the best of the best.
From charging cycles to durability, here's what you should know before buying your next phone for the long haul.
Verizon is getting easier to recommend than it once was.
NostalgicPod captures nearly everything that made the iPod special.
It's not the only option for $400.
Google's rigid app policies are already driving developers to despair.
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