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Ask Jerry: Should you worry about Chinese smartphones?
By Jerry Hildenbrand published
Ask Jerry Have a question about the tech in your life? If so, maybe we can get them answered!
Google's experimental Project IDX now offers iOS and Android simulators for web
By Brady Snyder published
Web testing Google has updated its experimental Project IDX web-based software development platform to include iOS and Android simulators.
This OnePlus 12 trick gives your old apps a lifeline
By Brady Snyder published
App compatibility Although the OnePlus 12 has a processor with 64-bit cores, a translation layer dubbed "Tango" makes running 32-bit apps possible.
Beeper Mini is up and running again, with a couple of key changes
By Andrew Myrick published
It's back, for now The cat-and-mouse game has begun.
Netflix's latest gaming push brings the GTA Trilogy to subscribers on Android and iOS
By Brady Snyder published
Mobile gaming Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas will each come to the Google Play Store, free for Netflix subscribers.
YouTube ramps up efforts to block you from blocking ads
By Nicholas Sutrich published
Block the blocking blockers Google is working on new ways of preventing users from blocking ads on the world's most popular video streaming platform, YouTube. Here's what that means for you.
Android 14 QPR1 beta offers big improvement for apps like Instagram on foldables
By Vishnu Sarangapurkar published
Bigger, better apps Pixel Fold and Pixel Tablet are likely the first to witness the new override aspect ratio feature.
Google makes auto-archiving available for everyone on Android to help save storage space
By Vishnu Sarangapurkar published
Freeing some space Google wants to save your device's space for the rarely used apps on your Android phone.
Best Android Auto apps 2024
By Ted Kritsonis last updated
When you go out and drive somewhere, Android Auto should give you better access to content and information through apps like these.
Beeper bringing iMessage to Android is great, but I can't help but feel nervous
By Andrew Myrick published
Many have been wanting the ability to use iMessage on Android for years, but Apple hasn't budged. This opened the door for other options to fill the gap, such as Beeper which offers a whole lot more.
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