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HUAWEI has launched three new smartwatch families and a new pair of wireless earbuds, with its latest wearables ranging from serious blood-pressure monitoring to ski tracking and a more conventional smartwatch experience.
Google Photos has undergone a wave of design changes over the past several months. We saw the app’s revamped bottom bar widely roll out to Android devices this July. Then last month, we found evidence in the Photos app suggesting users may soon be able to reorder items in the Collections tab. However, we couldn’t…
Watching YouTube on a TV is great, but interacting with anything on the screen is a different story. Maybe you want to leave a comment, subscribe to the channel, read the description, or figure out what to watch next. Suddenly, you’re pecking away at an on-screen keyboard with a TV remote, and the phone sitting…
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With such a wide range of applications, Gemini feels more like a general-purpose technology or GPT (no, not that GPT) and less like a specialized frontier model. But it has made reasonable strides in vibe coding. Earlier in March, Google CEO Sundar Pichai himself said that 75% of Google’s code is vibe coded and approved…
Google on Tuesday rolled out its latest batch of Android updates, with a focus on practical improvements rather than blatantly AI-heavy features.
YouTube TV and ESPN have been on a bit of a rollercoaster, with last year’s Disney carriage dispute briefly taking ESPN and other channels off the service. One of the sweeteners when the two sides eventually struck a new deal was access to ESPN Unlimited for YouTube TV subscribers, and that started rolling out in…
Following the initial Friday release, Android 17 QPR2 Beta 4 is now available for the Pixel 11 series.
A bizarre issue has left many Samsung Galaxy owners locked out of their Samsung accounts which were “deactivated for security reasons.”
Google today is rolling out the September 2026 Android Drop with a number of major features.