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Google has started rolling out a new Android feature that lets users transfer passwords and passkeys between compatible password managers without generating and moving an export file. The company said it works with Google Password Manager, 1Password, Bitwarden, and Dashlane.

Following the homepage redesign and fullscreen passes revamp this year, Google Wallet is trialing a vertically stacked card list.

When Apple announced the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, higher prices than last year’s models felt inevitable. But few expected Apple to use the launch to raise prices on its older iPhones. Now, Android’s biggest name may be reading from the same playbook, as a Korean outlet claims Samsung is considering an…

The iPhone 18 Pro, which Apple announced last week, lacks any significant upgrade other than its new chip. Even the new camera Apple touted adds a feature Android brands have had for years. Irrespective of that, something that makes the iPhone 18 Pro truly compelling is the ability to use another iPhone with the same…

It’s often easy to blame the latest software updates for poor device performance, but that might not always be the case. Just like that, a user recently thought a recent One UI update was making their Galaxy S25 FE run unusually long and hot, but later discovered the culprit was something entirely unrelated.

The most recent Android Auto versions are reportedly fixing a bug that causes Waze to no longer display the journey information panel when navigation is enabled.   

The “Continue activities” setting under Android’s “Cross-Device Services” has finally started officially rolling out in mid-September 2026.

This move by Google can easily persuade users to abandon the use of developer mode.

When you’re on a long drive, there are so many things testing your patience, from the traffic to the state of the roads. Throw in replying to random texts you’re getting, trying to find something to listen to and navigating the new roads, and you’re in overload. Android Auto was built to make your life…

After months of rumors and speculation, Apple pulled back the curtain on its next generation of hardware, including the iPhone 18 lineup, the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4, AirPods 5, and a new foldable, the iPhone Duo.