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The Google Pixel 11 Pro XL, like the rest of the new Pixel 11 phones, doesn’t offer much in terms of huge upgrades over the Pixel 10 line. The Pixel 11 Pro XL’s design is only slightly altered versus that of the Pixel 10 Pro XL, with a new all-glass camera bump and an LED…

Smartphones have become increasingly capable of high-quality video capture. Apple debuted ProRes video on its iPhones years ago, but Android phones have also made major strides thanks to LOG and APV video capture. Now, Lexar has announced an extremely thin SSD that might be the one to get for people who film a ton of…

Alongside new superpowered laptops and a MacBook Neo rival, Lenovo has new flagship Yoga Android tablets launching that don’t hold back.

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Most users carry only one phone in their pocket, and many even use two SIMs in the same phone to reduce how many phones they need to carry. That being said, there are a bunch of people (including us phone reviewers) who end up with two and sometimes even more phones in our pockets. Using…

Android is constantly evolving, and you don’t need to wait for major new releases to get new features. Indeed, following on from the launch of Android 17 in June, Google has now announced five new improvements coming to Android.

A loophole in WhatsApp for Android lets someone see private photos on your device without the device being unlocked, which obviously isn’t supposed to happen.

The update brings Keep-powered checklists to Google Messages, and everyone in the thread can make changes to them. By •

If you’ve ever stared at an ugly Excel spreadsheet at 2:00 AM trying to figure out how to save for your new home or even a LEGO set, you already know why traditional budgeting apps make people want to throw their phones out a window. Half of the apps feel like boring homework, and the…

Android 17 QPR2 Beta 4 isn’t huge, but it brings some welcome changes to Pixel phones. By •