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The latest Google Pixel 11 is here, and it’s an overall great phone. Most people will like it, except for nerds who put stock in synthetic benchmarks and would be bothered by the performance of its chipset. For them, the Pixel 11 will be a disappointment. For years, one of the biggest issues with buying…
New software updates are now available for Samsung’s latest flagship smartphones with foldable displays, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold 8, and the Galaxy Z Flip 8. These updates bring the October 2026 security patch.
Once upon a time, in one of my projects, I had a feature that used Camera and ARCore (for Kotlin). Initially, using ARCore and modifying code from the quickstart page was sufficient. However, as the app evolved, we wanted to make this feature a flagship component. This required extensive knowledge of ARCore and graphics. There…
Following an accidental marketing leak in August and FCC listing last month, retail listings for the “Fitbit Edge” have now emerged.
The days of freedom on Android are drawing to a close, and Google has moved up the timeline. The tech giant recently announced major changes to the Android ecosystem, including how third-party apps are installed, which Google is calling the advanced flow.
A decade of Pixel, it’s only in the last few years that we have seen Google settle into a rhythm with smartphones. It hasn’t been smooth sailing, though.
If you’re prone to getting carsick, looking at your phone while you’re riding in a car definitely won’t help. However, Google has been rolling out some interesting new features — and one of them is called Motion Assist. With this new option enabled, Android users have a better chance of scrolling without getting motion sick.
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ARMSX3 now plays CHD files, which delivers much smaller file sizes than conventional ISO files. By •