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The headphones are back to their all-time low at $378 on Amazon, with top-tier ANC and up to 40 hours of battery. By •

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus drops to an all-time low of $799.97 on Amazon, with 512GB storage and S Pen included. By •

Garmin Vivoactive 5 hits a record-low $169.99 on Amazon, packing AMOLED, built-in GPS, and up to 11 days of battery life. By •

Google Messages is getting on board with the gradient icon design, with a new app icon showing up in the latest update.

ARMSX3 is the top PlayStation 3 emulator on Android at the moment, and the app previously let users boot up the PS3’s firmware to check out Sony’s XrossMediaBar (XMB) interface. Now, the development team is taking things a step further by offering a brand-new home screen based on the XMB.

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Your phone gets a shiny new Android update, but your car suddenly wants nothing to do with it. That’s the frustrating situation some Samsung Galaxy owners are facing after installing One UI 9, with reports of Android Auto refusing to connect or repeatedly dropping connections. The complaints have now caught Google’s attention, although the cause…

Root your Googlebook and you can say goodbye to app casting functionality. By •

As noted by Bleeping Computer, a security researcher has released a proof-of-concept exploit for a critical Android vulnerability known as the SMS of Death. This zero-click flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-58882, allows attackers to remotely disrupt cellular service or crash devices by sending a specially crafted text message.

The increasing sophistication of mobile cyber threats has raised serious concerns about the security and reliability of modern smartphone operating systems. One such emerging security concern is the SMS of Death vulnerability, a potentially disruptive attack targeting Android smartphones through specially crafted, invisible Short Message Service (SMS) communications.