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Android 17 QPR2 continues to add user-facing changes with new Status bar settings in Beta 4.

I’ve always been a bit skeptical of smart glasses and mixed reality headsets. It’s not hard to find the utility of something like a Meta Quest in gaming, but Apple’s Vision Pro, for example, has never appealed to me in the slightest. Ahead of its first pair of Android XR glasses, though, I’ve spent some…

Updated data shows that, yep, Android is still the dominant force in the global smartphone market, but country-by-country breakdowns would hint otherwise – and Google’s Pixel series really only breaks into the conversation in one country, too.

The official 2026 Amazon Labor Day sale is now live and kicking with a countless number of price drops and we are ready to take a closer look at the value-packed TCL Android tablets. Alongside deals on some of its latest Android phone releases, Amazon is also serving up a wide-selection of discounts on much…

Google is out with a blog post today recapping new network security measures in Android 17.

These phones are best-sellers elsewhere around the world, but US consumers probably haven’t even heard of them.

Here’s the trouble with that question: the OnePlus 15 is running what is currently the fastest Android chipset on the market, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. We’re waiting on the imminent release of the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6, but until then, what is often the case is that phones that “outperform” the…

Samsung has just announced the Galaxy S26 FE (Fan Edition), the affordable handset that offers an “accessible entry” to Galaxy AI.

Your afternoon lineup of the best Android game and app deals is now ready, including titles like WINCH IT OUT, Exolotl : Zian, Box Head: Roguelike Premium, Chicken Police – Paint it RED!, Tiny Terraces, and more. This Anker Prime 9,600mAh model is my personal favorite and it is now on sale down at $70, the TCL…

Google is making changes to its requirements for Android apps as developers face industrywide memory chip shortages driven by the AI data center boom. This week, the tech giant announced two new app quality requirements, one of which is focused on reducing apps’ memory usage and optimizing its code.