Google Phone is rolling out a new feature called customizable calling cards, allowing users to personalize how their contacts appear during calls. With options for background images and font colors, this update enhances user experience and adds a personal touch to calls.
Waze is cutting off access to updates for older Android devices, requiring Android 10 or higher for new features. Discover how this change impacts users of previous versions.
In a sweet twist, Google has revealed that the codename for Android 17 will be 'Cinnamon Bun.' Discover the details behind this choice and what it means for the future of Android development.
Exciting news for Google Pixel owners! The first Android Canary build is here, allowing developers to test the latest features. Discover what this means for you and how to get started!
The Fairphone 6 impresses with its modular design and perfect iFixit score, prioritizing repairability and sustainability. Despite basic specs, it promises long-term support and easy repairs.
Get ready for a revolution in smartphone design! Nothing has revealed the 'Glyph Matrix' lights on the Phone (3), debunking previous leaks and showcasing a unique placement that changes everything. What does this mean for the future of mobile tech?
Android 16 introduces Material 3 Expressive design to the Google Phone app, featuring larger elements, pop-up menus, and a fresh look for in-call controls. Get ready for a new experience!
Samsung Galaxy S25 users can now access the One UI 8 beta based on Android 16. Discover the new features, including AI enhancements and Bluetooth upgrades, and find out how to join the program today!
Google I/O 2025 is here, and it's packed with exciting AI announcements! From updates on Android to the debut of Gemini AI on various platforms, find out what surprises Google has in store, including potential mixed reality innovations!
Android 16 is enhancing its Factory Reset Protection to lock out stolen phones, preventing any use without the owner's credentials. This upgrade could cut off functionalities until proper verification is provided, making stolen devices effectively useless.