Android 17 Adds Lock Screen Protection for Pixel Connectivity Controls
Android 17 QPR3 Beta 2 can require a PIN or fingerprint to change key connectivity settings from a locked Pixel, alongside a broad set of bug fixes.
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Android 17 QPR3 Beta 2 can require a PIN or fingerprint to change key connectivity settings from a locked Pixel, alongside a broad set of bug fixes.
A Pixel 6a owner reports getting Google’s Noto 3D emojis, hinting at a gradual rollout beyond the Pixel 11.
Gemini can use connected Google apps to answer personal questions, find stops and route drivers in Android Auto, with permission.
Some Google Home Speakers reportedly used terabytes of data in under a month. Google says a fix is rolling out.
Android Auto is testing a Work Account toggle that may surface work profile alerts, as recent updates also improve app discovery and YouTube playback.
Galaxy A36 owners are getting Android 17, One UI 9 updates and the September 2026 security patch in a 2.3GB phased release.
Leaked prices put the Xiaomi 18 Pro near last year’s Ultra, while global models may trade battery capacity for premium hardware.
Users raise privacy alarms as Google automatically links phone numbers to multiple Android accounts without explicit consent.
YouTube may introduce audiobooks for its Premium users by 2027, aiming to tackle piracy while competing against established platforms like Spotify and Audible.
Overheating problems with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 may force Samsung to consider switching the Galaxy S27 Ultra to its Exynos 2700 chipset.
Clicks Technology reintroduces physical keyboards with its new devices, aiming to merge nostalgia with modern mobile needs for focused communication.
Starting November 13, Google AI Plus subscribers will lose Pro model access, requiring an upgrade to the more costly Google AI Pro plan.
Xreal has introduced the One Pro Plus AR glasses, featuring brighter displays, improved contrast, and enhanced comfort for an immersive experience.
Amazon’s Bee Frontier and Bee Eclipse wearables leverage AI to transcribe and summarize conversations, all while maintaining user privacy.
A Delaware jury ruled in favor of Qualcomm against Arm in a licensing dispute, awarding minimal damages, but further court proceedings loom.
YouTube Music now labels AI-generated songs, enabling listeners to identify the extent of AI involvement and fostering transparency within the platform.
Google is enhancing older Nest speakers with a new firmware update, extending their functionality while users await broader rollout details.
Samsung Health's latest update simplifies sleep coaching and broadens running training options, refining user experience for better health tracking.
Speculation mounts around Nothing's upcoming smart glasses, featuring audio and camera options, with potential AI integration, set for a 2027 launch.
Google's Play Store introduces a new Shop Devices section for easy access to smartphones and hardware, including the Samsung Galaxy S26 series.