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Being able to control devices through apps on our phones is a bit of a double-edged sword. Sure, apps can open up tons of new features, and being able to configure devices remotely lets manufactures simplify hardware designs. But the flip side there is that making even basic changes means that we need our phone…

Google on Thursday introduced a new password manager switching experience on Android that doesn’t require you to download CSV files when migrating to a new app.

As my house becomes increasingly strewn with the detritus of parenting, I’ve made the inverse effort to eliminate excess, physical and digital, from my life. As much as it is about control, it’s also about mental health; I already use my phone too much, so adding yet another thing to the backpack, to the pocket,…

based Nothing first blew up with the Nothing Phone 1 in 2022. It took the company another 3 years to enter the over-ear headphone market, introducing the $299 Nothing Headphone 1 in the summer of 2025. Now that the company has a foot in the door, it doesn’t seem interested in taking things slowly, and…

Sony has detailed what’s new in its Android 17 update, but only five Xperia phones are going to be getting it as of now.

Following an endless cycle of leaks, Apple finally unveiled its first-ever foldable yesterday, dubbed the iPhone Duo. Initial impressions suggest the Cupertino-based company may have the edge over the Galaxy Z Fold 8 in some areas. The Samsung foldable also lacks the smooth folding/unfolding transition animation we saw on Apple’s latest offering. One Galaxy Z Fold…

Motorola hasn’t had a proper flagship in the US in quite some time, but a brief appearance of “Signature 27” hints that might change in the coming months.

Good morning, how did you sleep? Me, I had trouble until I started counting the number of times Apple used the word “AI” in its keynote (it was 41). In my dream, I was inundated with Elizabeth Holmes deepfakes and memes, which startled me awake. As I lay in bed, I calmed down by reading…

Apps have always been a problem for foldable displays and, while they’ve gotten a lot better, there’s always room for improvement. Apple was already going to hold an advantage here, as we’ve previously discussed, but a moment during the iPhone Duo’s unveiling sticks out – Apple made fun of how Android foldables sometimes letterbox apps…

The Pixel Tablet is done, as Google has officially pulled the plug on the slate by entirely deleting the listing on its store.