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Samsung appears to be delaying the rollout of its Android 17 update, at least slightly, with pushback in some regions.
New malware called RatHat is targeting Android devices.Credit: CFOTO/Future Publishing
The update also includes improvements for metrics shared from Wear OS watches to phones, along with several other changes. By •
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Anyone who’s ever used Android Auto knows that the platform adds a wealth of features to your car’s interface. It isn’t just a GPS and media control system. The platform lets drivers add a wide range of apps and connectivity features that stream directly from their Android smartphone to the car’s display. This makes it…
A new benchmark report looks at how the most popular foldable Android devices perform just one month before the release of the iPhone Duo.Credit: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg
An overwhelming sense of familiarity struck me the first time I used a Googlebook. That was immediately followed by a realization that this is just Android, and I think that feeling of similarity will go a long way in justifying and ultimately selling Googlebooks.
Monday’s best Google Play app and game deals are ready, including Wind Peaks, Small Living World UNLOCKED, Front Armies [RTS], Unboxing the Cryptic Killer, Star Blaster: Offline Premium, SciFi Survivor Premium, and more. Pre-orders on the new Googlebook releases are now live with a FREE set of Pixel Buds, we have the return on Amazon…
Yeah, Valve has not bothered putting out a proper announcement for this. I got to know about this thanks to Liam Squires-Hand, who covered it briefly yesterday. The gaming giant has open-sourced the Android compatibility layer it built for the recently launched Steam Frame.
RatHat is the new Android trojan you should know about. Zimperium researchers just published a breakdown of a strain they’ve traced to China-based operators, and what makes it different isn’t the credential theft, which is standard fare by now. It’s what it does to get there.