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Get ready, Mario fans! A new collection of Mario-themed products, including exclusive wooden Amiibo blocks, has just been announced. Don't miss out on these collectible items!
Apple has launched the fourth developer beta of iOS 26, showcasing new AI-powered notification summaries, a fresh Liquid Glass redesign, and more ahead of the public beta release. Discover the latest enhancements and features!
Google is revolutionizing Hindi typing with a new compact keyboard layout in Gboard. This layout simplifies input by allowing users to swipe across ten buttons, unlocking multiple characters. Discover the future of typing in Hindi!
Epic Games has settled its lawsuit against Samsung just days before the launch of new smartphones. The battle centered on Samsung's 'Auto Blocker' feature, which Epic claimed hindered its app store's availability.
Adobe's new Firefly mobile app combines its AI model with those from OpenAI and Google, offering unlimited image generation. The app promises copyright protection and a subscription cost similar to its web version.
Apple has just announced major upgrades to CarPlay at the 2025 Worldwide Developers Conference, introducing Widgets and Live Actions for a more interactive driving experience. Discover how these features enhance usability while on the road!
Apple's latest CarPlay updates are reminiscent of the original Android Auto, introducing Live Activities and widgets for a seamless driving experience. Is Google losing its edge in automotive tech?
Google's Instant Apps, once a promising feature for mobile users, is set to be retired by December 2025. Discover how this decision reflects the changing landscape of mobile applications and web usage.
In a significant move, Google has announced the discontinuation of its Android Instant Apps feature by December 2025 due to low developer adoption. This feature allowed users to try apps without full installation, but its complexity deterred many developers. As a result, most users likely won’t notice its absence.
