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A free Google app is turning hidden gigabytes into usable space for Android users, sparking rapid interest across tech outlets.
Google has significantly improved the browsing experience on Android, announcing a 48% reduction in scroll jank for the Chrome mobile browser.
The Xteink X4 Pro, a compact e-reader designed to attach to mobile phones, has been unveiled as the latest entry in the wearable and attachable display market.
Motorola has launched the Edge 70 Max, a new flagship device drawing attention for its rapid charging capabilities and competitive pricing.
Apple has updated its purchase policy, requiring iPhones bought through carrier-financed plans to be locked to their respective networks.
Samsung's mobile product roadmap is shifting as leaks suggest a rollable smartphone may arrive before the highly anticipated Galaxy Z TriFold 2.
The fitness app WeWard has introduced a 'Walking Mode' that restricts access to social media applications until users complete their daily step goals.
Motorola prepares the official debut of the Moto G77 Power in India, highlighting the return of the 3.5mm headphone jack.
Android 17’s hidden features are sparking user frustration—and a shift in how tech is perceived
Android users are gaining the ability to manage cloud storage more efficiently through new granular, per-app backup controls.
Samsung is initiating the development of the One UI 9.0 update, prompting reports on which Galaxy devices will be excluded from the Android 17 transition.
Singapore-based startup Acti is integrating AI agents directly into smartphone keyboards, backed by a recent $5.3 million seed funding round.