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#General #Development #Mobile Development #Cloud & DevOps #Cybersecurity & Privacy #AI & Data Science #Hardware & Gadgets #Design & UXCarl Pei finally explains why Nothing bought Essential
Nothing bought Essential for its name, says CEO.
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Nothing sees the Phone 3 as the ‘right product’ to start scaling up in the US
The Phone 3 will be the start of Nothing's increased focus on North America.
Galaxy Watch 8 series leak suggests that there will be no avoiding the squircle
Galaxy Watch 8 series renders provide latest look at the 2025 lineup.
Google Pixel 10 may fail to live up to our MagSafe dreams, after all
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Meta AI’s public feed is a gold mine of accidental oversharing
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React Native 0.80 - React 19.1, JS API Changes, Freezing Legacy Arch and much more
Today we are excited to release React Native 0.80!
Upcoming changes to Wear OS watch faces
Posted by François Deschênes Product Manager - Wear OS Today, we are announcing important changes to Wear OS watch face development that will affect how developers publish and update watch faces on Google Play. As part of our ongoing effort to enhance Wear OS app quality, we are moving towards supporting only the Watch Face Format and removing support for AndroidX / Wearable Support Library (WSL) watch faces. We...
Moving Towards a Stable JavaScript API (New Changes in 0.80)
In React Native 0.80, we're introducing two significant changes to React Native's JavaScript API — the deprecation of deep imports, and our new Strict TypeScript API. These are part of an ongoing effort to accurately define our API and offer dependable type safety to users and frameworks.
Google tests new segmented Pixel Launcher search bar design in the latest Android 16 QPR1 beta
The new design resembles the recently updated search bar home screen widget.
Amazon may double the time you spend watching ads on Prime Video
The time you spend watching ads on Prime Video is about to double.
I love the Kishi V3 Pro, but the Razer Tax is real
'Ahh, I'll buy it at a high price.'
Razer Kishi V3 family gives you three choices for your next mobile controller
Instead of launching one follow-up to the Kishi Ultra, Razer's launching three.
Bose’s latest Ultra earbuds have some AI-powered tricks for navigating your noisy world
The QuietComfort Earbuds (2nd Gen) also support wirless charging out of the box.
7 awesome outdoor tech gadgets for camping trips and backyard fun
These are just a few of my favorite outdoor picks for spending time outside in comfort.
Google Contacts could soon let you control clutter from third-party apps (APK teardown)
Users will soon get a choice to show or hide view-only contacts.
Pixel phones may finally get native flashlight brightness controls, years after Samsung and Apple
Android 16 QPR1 could let you adjust the intensity of your Pixel’s flashlight without using an app
Galaxy Z Fold 7, Flip 7 FE filings reveal chip details, battery, and more
The Z Flip 7 FE could come with either a Snapdragon or Exynos chip.
When I share files, I skip right past Quick Share and use this app instead
LocalSend trumps Quick Share in almost every facet, bar one.
One UI 8 beta 2 fixes Samsung’s supersized widgets
You can now reliably supersize your widgets to the big 4x4 size with the latest beta.
6 big features missing on Android 16
Android 16 is out for Pixel phones. It's headlining features? They are missing in action.
A ton of Google Home upgrades flew under the radar amidst the Android 16, iOS 26 chaos
From easier automations to PiP support on the Google TV Streamer, here's what's new in Google Home.
It’s been 84 years, but my dream of ‘MagSafe’ on a Pixel is almost here
The Google Pixel 10 could herald the age of Qi2 and magnetic accessories on Android and I'm all here for it.
First PS3 emulator hits the Play Store, goes open-source (kind of)
Despite questionable licensing, PS3 emulation has officially arrived on Android.
I tried Google’s secret, open source, offline AI app to see if it’s better than Gemini
Get a glimpse of Google's offline AI future.
Android 16 is great, but changing this one setting makes it even better
Google Wallet > Camera.
Samsung scores a win in Galaxy S22 throttling saga, but it still deceived customers
Samsung isn't liable for damages, but a court still found that it engaged in deceptive labeling.
Breaking: One UI 8 beta 2 starts rolling out for the Galaxy S25 series
The One UI 8 beta program is also expanding to India with this second build.
After three days with iOS 26, I’m amazed by Apple’s Liquid Glass redesign, but I have concerns
From slick UI to camera controls, iOS 26 is fresh but not flawless.
AOSP isn’t dead, but Google just landed a huge blow to custom ROM developers
Some people are speculating that Google is planning to discontinue AOSP, but the company says these claims are false.
First Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 3 leak has bad news for 2027’s flagship phones
Never mind the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2. We now have a leak about the chip that could power devices like the Galaxy S27.
Your phone won’t be powering Xreal’s upcoming Android XR glasses
Xreal's Android XR glasses will feature the largest screen it has ever made.
Android 16 QPR1 Beta 2 Wallpaper Studio offers a home for its best customization tools
All you need to create awesome wallpapers, all in one place.
Warning: Google will soon nerf the Pixel 6a’s battery due to an overheating issue
The latest Android 16 QPR1 beta on the Pixel 6a is counting down to a battery fail-safe
Circle to Search is making it easier to get to your song search history (APK teardown)
Circle to Search is adding music search history and translate shortcuts.
This Google Lens tweak looks perfect for one-handed operation (APK teardown)
Spontaneously using Google Lens may be a little easier with this subtle change.