Critics of Android are always quick to point out its very real fragmentation issue, and how long it takes for major version updates to land across the | Continue reading
India’s biggest telecom operator Reliance Jio got richer by billions of dollars in the last couple of months with funds coming from left, right, and | Continue reading
WarnerMedia, and its parent company AT&T, is not the best with branding. There were once three individual HBO apps, each catering to a specific use | Continue reading
Following the Indian ban of almost 60 Chinese apps including TikTok and Weibo, many people living in the country now report not being able to access the | Continue reading
I have been using Samsung phones every day for almost 4 years. It was because Samsung had fantastic hardware paired with—depending on the | Continue reading
The Pokémon GO developer Niantic has just announced its fourth game, and yes, it's another augmented reality title. Shocking, I know. Since Niantic | Continue reading
Android's long-awaited Nearby Sharing may be just about ready. The feature, which allows you to share files between Android devices quickly, easily, and | Continue reading
Today, Google announced that Google Meet—the company's young videoconferencing platform—would imminently be bundled into the Gmail | Continue reading
Last week, Google began testing a new change in Chrome Dev/Canary 85, that hides the full address of the current page, only showing the website domain | Continue reading
Google had its 2019 'AMP Conf' in Tokyo today, and announced a series of changes and new features coming to the company's Accelerated Mobile Pages | Continue reading
Google has tried on and off for years to hide full URLs in Chrome's address bar, because apparently long web addresses are scary and evil. Despite the | Continue reading
Google has tried on and off for years to hide full URLs in Chrome's address bar, because apparently long web addresses are scary and evil. Despite the | Continue reading
Facebook went on a whack-a-mole expedition patching a security vulnerability that exposed thousands of WhatsApp users' phone numbers with a fairly simple | Continue reading
Lenovo might not have the greatest track record with its Windows-based laptops, but the company's Chromebooks have usually been excellent. The Lenovo C330 | Continue reading
Dropbox just unceremoniously dumped a brand new app on the Play Store with no fanfare or formal announcement. The new Dropbox Passwords app, according to | Continue reading
As businesses navigate the largest economic crisis since the Great Depression, those that remain on the playing field are looking for any bit of help they | Continue reading
Millimeter wave 5G hasn't had an easy time of it, as a technology. It's been panned for fickle connectivity, extremely limited coverage, and being too | Continue reading
Another month, another wrongful removal from the Play Store. Google booted Podcast Addict off the Play Store because it references the novel coronavirus | Continue reading
Today is finally the day Wunderlist dies, years after the Microsoft acquisition. Former users are encouraged to switch to Microsoft To Do, Wunderlist's | Continue reading
Android 11 Developer Preview 3 is once again changing the way notifications behave in the shade. Users are now allowed to swipe away all notifications, | Continue reading
There's still a little bit of magic every time you say "OK Google" and all your smart speakers, displays, and Android handsets line up to respond with a | Continue reading
Mozilla has been working on a rethought version of Firefox for Android for more than a year already, and things are starting to fall into place. In | Continue reading
When Huawei launched the P30 Pro this time last year, we knew it could be the last for some time to ship with a full-fat version of Android. Huawei had | Continue reading
In a blog post this morning, Google confirmed that Hangouts Meet is no longer a Hangouts product, and will simply be known as Google Meet. The post, which | Continue reading
We're all consuming a whole lot of content these days as we're stuck at home due to the spread of coronavirus. Most of us have plenty of screens to | Continue reading
Many companies and organizations are working to make movies, TV shows, books, and other entertainment free (or cheaper, at least) for folks stuck at home | Continue reading
While the corporate workforce and student exodus into home offices and living rooms around the globe has undoubtedly been a boon for videoconferencing | Continue reading
As the world stacks precaution after precaution on people's everyday lives to protect them from a potential novel coronavirus infection, Google has | Continue reading
Microsoft's Cortana virtual assistant never reached the market share needed to compete with Google Assistant and Alexa, and Microsoft is starting to scale | Continue reading
When you use Google Maps or any other service that needs your location, your Android phone doesn't only rely on a GPS signal to quickly find your | Continue reading
Signal is universally praised as one of the most simple-to-use secure messaging apps and is endorsed by security experts around the world. However, the | Continue reading
Many people rely on Google Maps not only for its navigation instructions but also for its ability to reroute them to avoid heavily congested areas. | Continue reading
Ring's smart home security hardware was cheap and popular. Turns out, it was also lacking basic security protections and leaking customer data, including | Continue reading
A new subscription service called Scroll launches today, offering advertisement-free access to over 300 sites, including The Atlantic, BuzzFeed News, | Continue reading
Chrome apps are almost dead, but the idea of apps via PWAs (Progressive Web Apps) lives on. Google Drive is the latest Google service to pick up a PWA, | Continue reading
It's no secret that Opera isn't doing so well in the era of Chrome dominance. According to a report published by Hindenburg Research, the company's losses | Continue reading
Google has been on a roll recently with its digital wellbeing initiatives, releasing Family Link for parental controls, various apps to view and manage | Continue reading
It's no secret that Opera isn't doing so well in the era of Chrome dominance. According to a report published by Hindenburg Research, the company's losses | Continue reading
Last week in Las Vegas while at CES, I spoke with Kan Liu, Director of Product Management for Google's Chrome OS. In a wide-ranging discussion about the | Continue reading