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Samsung's mobile browser is jumping to bigger screens, and it is bringing some compelling features along for the ride. The company is rolling out a comprehensive desktop version that blends cross-device functionality with artificial intelligence capabilities, as reported by The Verge. It is a big swing for a browser that has served mobile users for over a decade. The desktop release also adds cross-platform synchronization so you can move between phone and computer without losing your place.

Getting your smart home to play nice with all your devices has felt like navigating a maze of incompatible ecosystems. If you have been running Samsung's SmartThings as your connected home hub while carrying an iPhone, you know the daily friction of hopping between apps just to dim a lamp or nudge the thermostat. Samsung finally delivered a fix that should make mixed-device households breathe easier.

Google's voice and song search features on Android have been stuck in a time warp, but that's about to change. The tech giant is finally rolling out a comprehensive redesign that transforms how Android users interact with voice commands and song identification. Google is bringing a modernized Gemini-inspired interface to these features after years of using the same dated design, replacing the familiar four colorful dots with something that actually feels like it belongs in 2025. About time,...

When Samsung drops the Galaxy S26 Ultra next year, expect the unexpected. For many loyal fans, that might sting. The phone that has been Samsung’s distinctive flagship is reportedly getting a complete design makeover that abandons the sharp, angular aesthetic that made the Ultra lineup instantly recognizable. We are talking rounded corners replacing that iconic boxy design that has been the Ultra’s calling card, plus a controversial camera island that ditches the current floating lens setup.

Samsung's financial powerhouse moment has arrived, and it's being driven by an unexpected duo reshaping the foldable landscape. When a tech giant posts numbers that make analysts do double-takes, there is usually a sharp strategic shift behind the scenes, and Samsung's third-quarter results fit that bill.

Google's NotebookLM has been quietly building momentum since its launch, and now it's poised to take another significant leap forward. The platform already turns documents into engaging audio overviews and synthesizes research across multiple sources. Now there is something even more exciting on the horizon. Multiple sources confirm that a major data analysis feature is arriving very soon, promising to change how businesses and researchers work with their data. The timing could not be better;...

Magic Leap and Google are making waves again with their latest collaboration, bringing serious hardware innovation to the forefront of AR technology. The two tech giants recently showcased a prototype that merges Magic Leap's renowned optical expertise with Google's cutting-edge display technology. Their partnership, which first began in 2024, has now been extended through a three-year agreement focused on developing next-generation AR smart glasses that could finally deliver on the promise of...

Google's Pixel phones are about to get their biggest customization upgrade yet, and if recent leaks are accurate, we're looking at something that could fundamentally change how we think about personalizing our Android devices. A significant leak shared via Telegram points to November 4 as the launch date for what might be the most comprehensive Pixel Drop we've seen.

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When Samsung first launched the Galaxy S20 FE back in 2020, it felt like a breath of fresh air in the smartphone market. Here was a device that delivered flagship features at a more accessible price point, giving fans exactly what they wanted without breaking the bank. Fast-forward to 2025, and Samsung's latest offering in this line, the Galaxy S25 FE, tells a very different story. Different vibe.

Looking at OpenAI's Sora app meteoric rise since its late September launch, Android users finally have something concrete to look forward to. The AI-powered video creation platform has been maintaining its position at the top of Apple's App Store for weeks, yet the app has remained exclusive to iOS users. Left on the sidelines? Pretty much.

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Google's AI assistant is making its way to the big screen, and the rollout marks a real step forward for smart TV tech. Ready to talk to your TV? Google's advanced AI assistant begins its deployment on Google TV Streamer devices today, according to The Verge. The expansion will land over the coming weeks, bringing conversational AI into your living room. Think beyond basic voice commands, you get genuine back-and-forth plus enhanced smart home integration capabilities.

Samsung has been pretty consistent with their Galaxy S series timing over the years, but 2026 might shake things up in ways that could surprise even longtime fans. We are still months away from any official announcement, yet early leaks and industry chatter point to a launch that lands earlier than some expected and a price tag that creeps higher than most would like.

File sharing just got a reality check. Google appears to be working on a significant enhancement to Quick Share that would integrate with Android's most robust security framework, according to Android Authority. If this Advanced Protection tie-in ships, the sender would have to confirm before any transfer begins, closing a loophole that let people kick off sends from an unlocked phone with no verification. The timing tracks with recent security findings that put file-sharing utilities under a...

If you'd asked me a few months ago whether Apple would ever officially support Android app development using Swift, I would have laughed. Yet here we are in late 2025, and that once-unthinkable scenario is real. Apple just unveiled the ability to build Android apps using Swift, its own programming language. Wild.

Google's NotebookLM just dropped a mobile update that's honestly a game-changer for anyone serious about learning. I'm talking about AI-powered study tools you can actually use on your phone, bringing comprehensive learning capabilities right to your pocket. Handy.

Google's latest move in the Pixel ecosystem might be its most transformative personalization update yet. A new Theme Packs app just landed on the Play Store. It sits dormant for now, but its presence signals a shift in how Pixel users will personalize their devices. Not a tiny tweak, more like the groundwork for a new playbook.

The smartphone industry has hit a fascinating inflection point. We're asking more of our devices than ever, marathon gaming sessions, all day video calls, constant social media scrolling, navigation that never sleeps. Yet most flagship phones still leave us scrambling for chargers by dinner time. OnePlus seems to have noticed, and the upcoming OnePlus 15 might be the answer to our collective battery anxiety. Sound familiar?

Google's navigation app is about to get a serious upgrade. The world's most popular mapping service is integrating Gemini AI technology to create what Google describes as a more conversational companion. In plain terms, your basic turn-by-turn directions start to feel like a chat with a knowledgeable passenger. With over 2 billion people using Google Maps monthly, the stakes are high.

Google has quietly transformed the mobile search landscape with its latest Chrome update, placing artificial intelligence directly at users' fingertips. The company just rolled out a convenient shortcut button for AI Mode, a small addition that signals a bigger shift in how we discover and interact with information on our phones and tablets. One tap, and you are talking to search.

Google's mobile browsing experience just got a major upgrade, a simple button with big consequences. The tech giant has rolled out a dedicated AI Mode shortcut directly below Chrome's search bar on both iOS and Android devices, TechCrunch reports. What was once buried behind forgotten URLs and bookmarks now sits front and center. One tap, and casual browsing turns into an AI chat.

Google just quietly dropped what might be the Pixel 10's most significant advantage yet, and it has nothing to do with the usual suspects like camera upgrades or AI tricks. We're talking about something that changes what your phone can actually do: GPU-accelerated Linux applications running natively on Android. Big swing.

The tech world just felt a seismic shift in how we think about app distribution and platform openness. Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney recently declared Google's antitrust settlement a victory for Android's foundational promise as an open ecosystem, a potential turning point in the long fight between app developers and platform gatekeepers.

After years of legal warfare, Google and Epic Games are finally laying down their weapons. The tech giant and the "Fortnite" powerhouse have reached a comprehensive settlement that is set to reshape how Android handles app distribution, and the ripple effects will reach well beyond these two companies.

Xiaomi just planted a flag in the Android update race, officially launching HyperOS 3 with Android 16 to users worldwide. Not another incremental patch. It is Xiaomi putting itself next to Google and Samsung as one of the first big names to deliver Android 16 to consumers globally. The rollout kicked off with the Xiaomi 15T series in Europe, and what stands out is Xiaomi's evolved software play, speed without tossing stability aside across a sprawling device lineup.

When two tech giants join forces, you know something big is brewing. Samsung SDI and Tesla are reportedly negotiating a massive deal that could reshape the energy storage landscape, with discussions centered around a multi-billion dollar battery supply agreement. This is not just another business partnership, it is a strategic move that highlights Tesla's growing focus on energy storage systems and showcases Samsung's expanding role beyond traditional electronics.

Picture this: you are scrolling through thousands of photos, desperately searching for that one perfect shot from last year’s vacation. Sound familiar? Google is working on a fix that turns that slog into a quick ask. A new button integration for the Ask Photos feature promises searches that feel like a chat with your library, not a chore.

Google's Pixel 10 looks like it is rewriting the smartphone playbook. After years of struggling in the premium tier, Google finally hit a milestone: September marked their highest-ever monthly smartphone sales in the US, and US Pixel sales jumped 28% year over year. Not a blip, a shift in how people see Google hardware. Remember when Pixel felt niche? Not anymore.

When you're trying to switch to speakerphone during an important call, the last thing you want is a button that won't respond. Yet that's exactly what thousands of Pixel 9 and 10 owners are dealing with right now. The speakerphone toggle in Google's Phone app experiences significant delays or completely fails to respond when tapped, according to Android Authority. What makes this particularly frustrating is that the issue stems from the app's newer interface rather than the hardware, as...

Google's Chrome browser just made filling out online forms a whole lot easier, and potentially a bit more controversial. The search giant has quietly rolled out an expansion to its autofill capabilities that now handles some of your most sensitive personal information, including driver's licenses, passport numbers, and vehicle details. Not another ho-hum update. Chrome is stepping into territory that makes both convenience fans and privacy hawks sit up.

Google just rolled out a major Chrome update that’s going to change how you handle those tedious online forms. Chrome can now automatically fill in your passport details, driver’s license information, and vehicle registration data, taking the browser’s convenience factor up a notch. This expansion builds on Chrome’s existing capability to handle addresses, passwords, and payment information, according to TechCrunch...

Samsung's dominance in the foldable market is about to face its biggest test yet. The company controls a significant portion of the US market largely due to limited competition, and Samsung has officially confirmed development of what could be its most ambitious device to date, the Galaxy Z TriFold. This isn't just another incremental update, the TriFold represents a tablet-sized 10-inch display that folds down to phone dimensions, opening up possibilities we simply haven't seen before in the...

Samsung's revolutionary tri-fold smartphone is finally here. The Galaxy Z TriFold feels like a leap for foldables, the kind that turns a compact 6.5-inch phone into a 10-inch, tablet-like canvas, according to Forbes. It also took an unconventional path to market.

Samsung's mixed reality headset finally breaks cover today, and it is bringing serious firepower to challenge Apple's Vision Pro. After months of teasing and prototype demos, Samsung is officially revealing Project Moohan, its Vision Pro competitor, at its Galaxy Event, and early hands-on writeups say the device might deliver on its big promises. Samsung let tech writers try prototypes while keeping key details under wraps, according to reports. The twist, Samsung is framing it as an...

Samsung's making bold moves with the Galaxy S26, and the tech world is buzzing about what could be their biggest chipset comeback story yet. Recent reports suggest the entire Galaxy S26 lineup might ditch Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors in favor of Samsung's own Exynos 2600 chip, according to Tech Advisor.