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Smart glasses are slowly becoming more than just another piece of technology you wear on your face. Meta has already shown that there’s an appetite for them, and other companies are now experimenting with different ways to make smart glasses useful. While some are focused on cameras and AI-powered features, Even Realities is taking a…

There was a dearth of original Xbox emulators for Android, but that started to change earlier this year. We first saw the admittedly vibecoded X1 Box app in March, based on the Xemu emulator for PC, but this was quickly followed by a forked Android app called HakuX. Thankfully, there’s some great news if you…

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Samsung is expected to offer the Galaxy S27 series with either Snapdragon or in-house Exynos silicon next year. The company typically offers a Snapdragon variant in markets like the US and China, while Europe and Korea get the Exynos model. However, a new report suggests that the Exynos variant could be the one to get…

Samsung has made wireless earbuds for years, but its latest pair is unlike anything we’ve seen from the company. Earlier this month, Samsung quietly introduced the Galaxy Buds On, its first clip-on earbuds that let you listen to music without blocking your ears. They go on sale tomorrow, October 27, in South Korea. And there’s…

The shooter BLACK by Criterion Games, released in 2006 on PlayStation 2 and Xbox, has received an unofficial port for Android. At the time, the game was remembered for its spectacular gunfights, destructible environments, and impressive graphics for its generation, but despite its cult status, it never received a remaster or a remake. Now, thanks…

itel has announced the VistaTab 32, a new Android tablet featuring an 11-inch IPS display with a resolution of 2,560 × 1,600 pixels and a 16:10 aspect ratio.

Android Auto loyalists know it’s already a great app for navigating and managing your media while driving. But you may only be getting some of the benefits if your use stops there.

Telephony is a bit of a mixed bag. On the one hand, being able to talk to people in far off places is kind of neat, at least in theory. On the other hand, you’re usually reliant on a centralized network, which isn’t ideal to the mindset of most hackers.[Gautam]’s MeshLive project deals with that…