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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.

Mobile scams are getting frighteningly sophisticated. With fraudsters stealing over $400 billion globally each year through increasingly clever schemes, it feels like whack-a-mole against fake job offers, romance scams, and investment pitches that target billions of users. So, a twist. Google just shared data suggesting Android users might finally be edging ahead in this digital arms race.

When you open the Google Play Store today, it does not feel like the marketplace from a few months ago. Google has been quietly changing how we find and judge apps, and the biggest shift is the one that saves time: AI-powered review summaries that are now rolling out broadly across the platform.

When these CAD renders first surfaced, I'll admit my initial reaction was "Wait, is this just the Pixel 9a with a different name on the back?" The leaked design images show a device that's remarkably similar to its predecessor. Probably not an accident. According to Android Authority, these fresh CAD-based renders reveal a phone that borrows heavily from the Pixel 9a's design playbook, a sign that Google is prioritizing manufacturing efficiency and cost control over visual reinvention.

Google's latest research might surprise iPhone loyalists: Android devices are now outperforming Apple's smartphones in the battle against mobile scams. The search giant recently shared numbers showing its AI-powered security systems prevent over 10 billion malicious communications monthly, according to GB Hackers. It signals a real shift in the mobile security landscape, with Android's multi-layered defense strategy proving more effective than Apple's traditional walled garden approach.

Samsung just pulled back the curtain on its most ambitious foldable project yet, and the timing could not be more strategic. The company's tri-fold smartphone prototype made its public debut at the K-Tech Showcase in South Korea, the first time we have seen Samsung officially acknowledge what industry watchers have been anticipating for months (Lowyat). The device sat behind protective glass, sure, but this was the clearest look yet at what could be called either the Galaxy G Fold or Galaxy Z...

Samsung's latest One UI 8 rollout has hit another snag, and this time it is the Galaxy S23 series caught in the crossfire. What started as a promising Android 16 update has turned into a stop, start, stop pattern across multiple Galaxy generations. The company has now Some One UI 8 builds were temporarily removed from Samsung's OTA servers for certain S23 variants, leaving users in some regions unable to download the package. Samsung is quiet on the reasons, but a wave of battery drain...

The smartwatch landscape has evolved rapidly over the past few years, but few releases have felt as transformative as what Google just delivered. After years of patient iteration and refinement, Google has finally created what many Android users have been waiting for, a smartwatch that doesn't just compete but excels. The latest wearable from Mountain View represents more than just another annual upgrade; it is a comprehensive reimagining that addresses longstanding concerns while introducing...

After years of anticipation and several iterations that showed promise but fell short, Google has finally delivered a smartwatch that lives up to expectations. Google just revealed its newest wearable, and early reviews suggest it tackles the persistent issues that plagued previous generations (Phone Arena). The device features a significantly brighter display reaching 3,000 nits compared to earlier models (Stuff), and Google has dramatically reduced the bezels that once dominated the watch...

Google is quietly working on something that could fundamentally change how we interact with our phones when they are "sleeping." Most of us know the basic always-on display that shows a clock and a few notifications. Android 17 appears ready to turn that into something far more powerful. The upcoming version will introduce a feature called "Min Mode" that allows applications to display their own simplified interfaces on your phone's always-on display, according to Android Authority. This is not...

The mobile security landscape just got a lot more interesting, and Google's throwing some serious shade at Apple's scam protection game. That age-old debate about which smartphone is safer? The latest data says we might need to flip the script. Android devices are significantly outperforming iPhones at blocking fraudulent communications, according to Digital Trends.

If you're keeping an eye on the smartphone landscape, there's a deal brewing that deserves your attention. Boost Mobile is positioning itself to offer the upcoming Galaxy S26 for free, and yes, you read that right. Here's the kicker: Samsung hasn't even officially announced the Galaxy S26 yet. That uncertainty is exactly why this window is interesting for people who like to move early.

The buzz around Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 series just hit a new level, and it is not just because of the revolutionary tech that is coming. Samsung executives said on an earnings call that these devices will bring significant upgrades across processing power, camera capabilities, and artificial intelligence (TechRadar). Industry watchers pegged the announcement for late January 2026 with retail in early February (Grey Journal). The timeline has shifted, which quietly opens a window.

Google's been quietly working on something that could change how we think about spreadsheets. The latest Gemini update for Sheets is not just another AI feature, but a fundamental shift toward natural language data manipulation that could make complex spreadsheet tasks accessible to anyone. The rollout began around mid-October 2025, introducing capabilities that let users handle complex multi-step operations through simple conversational prompts. Google's enhanced AI can now execute multiple...

When you look at Google's Q3 2025 earnings results, one thing becomes crystal clear. We're witnessing a company that has successfully transformed from an advertising-dependent search giant into a diversified AI powerhouse. Alphabet's record-breaking Q3 revenue of $102.4 billion didn't just beat expectations, it shattered the psychological $100 billion quarterly barrier that no tech company had crossed before.

Samsung's Galaxy S26 lineup is shaping up to be the company's most dramatic flagship overhaul in years. What started as whispers about a potential "Pro" model has ballooned into a full rethink of how Samsung positions its premium phones. The most surprising twist? The rumored Galaxy S26 Pro may replace the standard Galaxy S26, according to current leaks.

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,...

Samsung's latest earnings call just dropped some major hints about what's coming with the Galaxy S26 series, and the waiting game just got a lot more interesting. During their Q3 2025 financial discussion, Samsung officially confirmed that the upcoming lineup will pack significant upgrades across three key areas. Meanwhile, the rumor mill is split on whether we'll actually see a Galaxy S26 Edge or if Samsung is playing a different game entirely. Here's where things stand.

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.

When Google first introduced ultra-wideband technology to its Pixel lineup back in 2021, it felt like the company was laying the groundwork for something big. The promise was clear: enhanced spatial awareness, precise tracking capabilities, and a new level of interaction between your phone and the world around it. Then reality hit: many Pixel owners cannot actually use UWB for what should be its most practical application.

Google's Search Live is about to get a lot more conversation friendly. About time. The latest beta reveals thoughtful upgrades aimed at one of voice AI's biggest annoyances: responses getting chopped off mid-sentence. New features in development include an "Interrupt Live responses" toggle and live captions, according to Android Authority (APK teardown, Oct 30, 2025). There's also a potential new way to add AI Mode to your search, plus tweaks to Gemini's image markup tools, as discovered in the...

OnePlus has just dropped some exciting news that's shaking up the typical smartphone launch calendar. The brand is accelerating its timeline in a major way, bringing its latest flagship to global markets much sooner than anyone expected. That is a clear shift from the delayed international rollouts that have frustrated fans for years. The OnePlus 15 will launch globally on November 13, a break from past patterns that typically saw months-long gaps between regional releases.

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.

OnePlus just dropped a bombshell, the kind that might make Samsung sweat. The company officially announced through Weibo that the OnePlus 15 will pack a massive 7,300mAh battery. Not just impressive; it flips the script and makes the Galaxy S25 Ultra's expected 5,000mAh pack look quaint by comparison.

YouTube is about to roll out some of the most significant content policy changes in its history. Circle November 17 if you are a gaming creator or follow gambling-related content. The Google-owned platform is pushing comprehensive restrictions that will reshape how violent gaming and gambling material can be shared and seen.

Think of Google Wallet as your digital assistant that's always watching your back. Picture that mad dash at JFK, one hand on a roller bag, the other balancing coffee, while the gate agent calls final boarding. Your phone buzzes. There's the pass. No digging. No panic.

If you have been wondering when smart home control would finally become as simple as hitting a single button, Google might have the answer you have been waiting for. The tech giant is quietly developing something pretty clever for your living room, a feature that could change how you pull up your home security cameras without leaving the couch.

Recent Microsoft 365 outages have created a pivotal moment for organizations to reconsider their productivity platform dependencies. As businesses increasingly rely on cloud-based collaboration tools, the fragility of centralized systems has become painfully apparent. Recent analysis reveals how infrastructure failures can cascade across entire ecosystems, affecting millions of users globally. These disruptions are not just technical inconveniences. They raise hard questions about business...

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...