If you're like most of us, your phone's gallery is bursting with thousands of pictures — family snapshots, screenshots you ...

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Google has launched the new Journal app with the new Pixel 10 series to offer secure journaling features. The app uses on-device Gemini Nano AI for prompts, and processes and stores all data offline.

A Reddit post confirmed the “No Data Wipe” rollout, letting you leave the Android Beta Program while skipping the data reset ...

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While Android's location services make phones smarter and more helpful to users, they're deeply contentious for all the right reasons. Privacy is arguably the most ...

Our new exclusive leak is here with official renders and videos of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra. You’ll be able to see not only the device’s design here, but also some of its features. There’s ...

Google has upgraded the image editing model in the Gemini app. The image editor is now better at maintaining a person’s likeness from one image to the next. You can now change a person’s outfit and ...

FPS After adding yet another tiny map, Battlefield 6 players are rightfully clowning on its definition of 'all-out warfare' FPS DICE lead responds to criticism that Battlefield 6 beta maps were 'not ...

Astronomers used very long baseline interferometry, linking radio telescopes worldwide, to create the sharpest image ever captured in astronomy. Bruce Willis’ wife shares heartbreaking health update ...

Google will implement a new safety feature that would require developers to verify their identity if they want Android users to be able to sideload their apps. The company said that it made the ...

AT&T agreed to $177 million settlement over the years of data breaches. Customers are eligible for a payout of $5,000 or up to $7,500 if they’re victims of both the 2024 and 2019 data breaches.