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ECOVACS Deebot X9 Pro Omni drops to $449 at Amazon, its lowest price yet for a flagship robot vacuum and mop combo. By •

Amazon cuts 11% off the new Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro, a premium running watch with dual-band GPS and up to 20-day battery life. By •

The Google TV Streamer 4K, launched in 2024, is one of the most capable devices for converting any screen or an older dumb LCD or plasma TV into a smart TV. The Streamer’s 4GB RAM provides ample headroom for the ad-ridden Google TV homepage to load and scroll very easily, while offering bragging rights for…

Android Auto is set to receive a major makeover in the coming months, with more fluid elements, fewer rigid shapes, widget support, and video playback — finally! So anyone who still considers Android Auto inferior (at least, visually) to Apple CarPlay will no longer have their reasons to complain. The exact date for this rollout…

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Monday issued an advisory warning about a rise in financial frauds involving malicious Android applications disguised as pornography apps and promoted through advertisements on Facebook and Instagram.

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The first Astra tablet from RedMagic packed some of the best mobile hardware you could find at the time. With the top-of-the-line Snapdragon 8 Elite Plus processor, fast memory and storage and a gorgeous 9-inch 165Hz OLED display, it truly established itself as the gaming tablet to beat last year. We even awarded it an…

Samsung has a hit on its hands with the Galaxy Z Fold 8, to the point where the company is taking parts production from its 2027 smartphones just to meet demand for the foldable.

Google’s been working at making AI Mode a more prominent part of Search for some time. Now, it’s taken another step to that end: some AI Overview summaries are now showing up fully expanded, complete with a text box where you can type follow-up questions that’ll launch an AI Mode interaction. Previously, these text boxes…

Last year, I gave you 224 apps to delete. This year’s list is shorter but nastier. Twenty-eight of these apps sold the same scam under one name. Five hid a bank-login thief inside a PDF reader. Fifty planted a rootkit that survives a factory reset.