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The Apple Maps web client beta now runs on Android phone browsers
Easy access Apple Maps may be the next Apple service to work on Android, at least partially. The web client now works on mobile browsers.
Google layoffs hit again, hundreds in Android and Pixel teams impacted
More cuts Google has cut more jobs within the Android and Pixel teams, quoting the same efficiency reason as in the past.
Google releases new Android System updates with battery life improvements
System Updates Google has released its latest system updates for Android devices, focusing on enhancing battery life, connectivity, and security.
Google releases enterprise-grade Gemini tier in Android Studio
AI coding Business with concerns about using AI for code development can subscribe to Gemini's business tier, which adds security protections and IP rights.
Intel Unison, a powerful free app bridging Android phones and PCs, is shutting down
Gone for good Intel Unison is arguably the most powerful tool used to connect Android devices to PCs, but it won't be around for much longer.
How to uninstall the Android 16 beta
Opt out! Google Pixel 6 and newer phones can test out Android beta updates early, but what if you've had enough? Here's how to uninstall them.
How to change to a vertical scrolling app drawer on One UI 7
Up and down Not a fan of the horizontal scrolling of apps in Samsung phones? Well, the latest One UI 7 interface lets you quickly and easily change this. Here's how to do it.
Gemini Live's new video streaming and screen sharing to work on any Android device
Compatibility Originally thought to be limited to newer devices, Gemini Live's new video features will work on any Android device with Gemini Advanced.
Ask Jerry: What's an 'international phone' and do I need one?
Ask Jerry Have a question about the tech in your life? If so, maybe we can get them answered!
News Weekly: Samsung sued Oura and lost, Pixel phone users deal with a weird bug, and Pixel 9a finally gets a launch date
News Weekly A round-up of the biggest Tech-related news that stood out this week.
Reported changes to Android development aren't really a change
Same as it ever was Despite what you might read, how Android is made isn't changing.
Report claims Google may move to 'privately' develop Android's future
Making changes A report claimed Google plans to "privately" develop Android, which may affect its AOSP releases.
Pixel 10 might see improved startup following a loading process change
*Insert Loading Bar* Google was spotted making an AOSP change that will impact the Pixel 10.
Verizon US is first to get satellite texting to any device with select Android smartphones
Only a select few Verizon highlighted satellite text messaging arriving for U.S. consumers first for "select" devices.
Modes have replaced Do Not Disturb on your Pixel. Here's how to use them
Custom routines Modes organizes various alert modes like DnD, Bedtime, and Driving, all in one place. Here's how to set it up and use it properly.
The March Pixel update has been causing lots of headaches, but going back isn't easy
We've got to go back Is the March 2025 Google Pixel Update causing you problems? Going back to the February patch isn't easy, but it's possible.
How many updates will the OnePlus 13 get?
Full-featured flagship The OnePlus 13 is a top-of-the-line smartphone that's backed by a decent update commitment, but it's not as good as that of Samsung and Google.
Project Astra joins Gemini arm as Google gears up for a public launch
Coming soon Google is planning to release Project Astra, and it's becoming part of Gemini ahead of that crucial move.
