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There’s no such thing as a free recommendation. Google’s latest policy tweak is a clear reminder. Google has long promised that your Gmail, Drive, and Google Photos content never helps it personalize ads. 

Amazon just rebranded its Kindle Unlimited subscription to become Kindle+, and will continue to offer unlimited reading from an eligible Kindle catalog for $12 a month. It will also expand its audiobook category to include more titles, including some read by AI narrators.

iOS 27.2 launches next week with a variety of new features, and also design changes for select Apple apps. Here’s what’s coming.

iOS 27.2 is launching soon for all users, but Apple keeps introducing new updates with each beta release. Here are three changes added to iOS 27.2 this week.

The next phase of artificial intelligence (AI) at the edge for defense applications will not be defined simply by whether a model can run onboard. It will be defined by whether detection, classification, and tracking can work together quickly and reliably enough to preserve understanding as the mission unfolds. For first-person-view (FPV) and counter-uncrewed aerial…

F-Droid has helped Android users discover and install free and open-F-Droid 2.0, describing it as the app’s biggest update in 10 years. The release follows more than a year of development and 14 test builds, bringing a complete redesign alongside major changes to how users discover, install and manage their apps

If your home surround system isn’t exactly performing the way you expected, then the problem probably isn’t your equipment. There’s a massive chance that the big issue is that you set your system up years ago, plugged it in and haven’t touched it since. All the while, the room itself and the way the speakers…

This month’s stable release of Android 17 QPR1 comes with some unexpected status bar icon changes on Pixel.

The September 2026 Pixel Drop is officially rolling out, and while it’s not a huge update, it does bring a potentially very useful tool to your home screen. This is separate from the September Android Drop, which introduced a new way to keep track of important items and a new motion sickness feature.

iOS 27 is now available to install on iPhone 11 and newer, and includes plenty of new features.One that’s particularly caught our eye is found within Safari.