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Google has updated its Android distribution numbers with the latest update showing that Android 17 is on just 1% of devices, while Android 16 now makes up the biggest slice of the pie.

An Australian owner reported that the iPhone Duo’s inner display cracked along the fold after fewer than 20 openings, roughly six hours into owning the device. That account, reproduced by MacRumors from an owner report, is the sharpest early data point in a growing pattern of hinge-area complaints.

The average internet speed in the United States has been steadily rising for decades, but that doesn’t mean every device in your life enjoys speedy performance. You could be paying for a connection delivering hundreds of megabits or even a gigabit per second, yet your router setup could still result in slow downloads and buffering video…

Refurbished tech often goes overlooked, but it’s always worth shopping when top tech brands offer marked-down prices on as-new devices. Seriously, if they didn’t tell you up front that these devices are refurbished — pre-owned and restored to box-fresh condition — you’d never know the difference.

Amazon’s personal AI wearable maker, Bee, is announcing its first new products since being acquired by the retail giant last year. The tech company on Thursday introduced the Bee Frontier, the next generation of its device that can be worn on the wrist or pinned to clothes, along with Bee Eclipse, a credit-card-sized device that…

Amazon executive Panos Panay has a message for startup founders: Failure is an inevitable, required part of building a successful product.

Google has launched a new “Shop devices” portal that lets interested buyers pick up a Samsung Galaxy smartphone from the Google Store, right alongside a Pixel phone or Watch.

Oppo has officially revealed ColorOS 17, its Android 17 update, to global markets this week and, along with that, confirmed a list of devices poised to get the update.

TL;DR: Protect up to 15 devices with a FastestVPN Pro lifetime subscription, now $29.97 (reg. $600) through October 15.

Bitdefender researchers have discovered a malware campaign dubbed Midnight Mimosa, which comes preinstalled in the firmware of thousands of low-cost Android devices.