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After months in beta, Samsung is now rolling out One UI 9, based on Android 17, to select Galaxy devices.

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Two high-profile computer scientists from Princeton University, and coauthors of the book AI Snake Oil, have weighed in on the question of whether AI will kill us all by the end of the decade.

After announcing AI features in Gmail in January this year for its highest-tier paying users, Google has slowly rolled them out to many more folks. While AI Summaries for individual emails are already available to all paying and non-paying users, AI Inbox and the ability to search for specific information are limited to Google AI…

Pixel VIPs has so much potential to be a useful widget, but I wish it looked better. Credit:Stephen Headrick / Android Authority TL;DR

Google introduced verified photography with the Pixel 10 series using the C2PA standard and also brought it to the Pixel 11 range. Apple, by contrast, only started offering support for verified photography with the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max — an entire generation after the Pixel 10 series. However, the company now claims its…

GM’s breakup with Android Auto has been anything but clean. The company first dropped phone projection from newer EVs, then said the same strategy would eventually reach its gas-powered lineup. GM later softened that stance, saying Android Auto and CarPlay would remain available in gas-powered vehicles for the “foreseeable future.” Its latest trucks now suggest…

Boox just announced three new e-ink devices on Android 16; the largest tablet is available now, but you’ll have to wait a little longer for the updated Palma 3.

A new post on Apple’s Security Research blog details the fascinating tech, architecture, and thinking behind the iPhone 18 Pro’s new Reference Image camera mode. Here are the details

President Trump pardoned the exchange’s founder last year after he pled guilty to violating anti-money-laundering laws.