Google is still testing auto-playing videos for the Play Store, though the feature was supposed to roll out in September. It's also added a new toggle to disable the automatic playback in the app's settings with the latest tests.
According to a new report, the antitrust investigation into Google's advertising business by 50 attorneys general may soon widen its scope to include the company's dominant position in both search and smartphones.
Google's rolling out a new feature that not only helps you learn the right pronunciations for difficult words but also automatically detects the mistakes you're making and guides you through fixing them.
Preempting the carriers, Google is going to let all Android users in the U.S. start using RCS from today. It'll be powered by the Messages application.
Google is currently experimenting with a small redesign to the settings page for its browser that will make privacy and security settings more easily accessible to users.
Google is adding a nifty little feature to Maps that saves you the embarrassment of having to pronounce the difficult names of foreign locales when on vacation.
Samsung's announced the launch of the second One UI 2.0 beta for its newest flagship phablet. This second release features more on optimization than new features and will be coming to Korean users by the end of the week.
Facebook is launching a service to facilitate payments across its suite of apps — Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp — that will work with your credit or debit card and with PayPal. The initiative is notably separate from the company's Libra network.
A report claims Google has, in partnership with the second-largest healthcare provider in the U.S., been collecting healthcare data pertaining to millions of Americans in 21 different states. The data collected accounts for a complete health history of the patients, who were not informed of the program.
Xiaomi has announced on Weibo that it will finally be adding an app launcher to its custom Android skin, addressing one of the biggest complaints users have had about its phones.
ASUS is finally giving ROG Phone 2 users a taste of Android 10 with the launch of a new beta program.
Samsung has finally gotten around to using the front ToF sensor on the Galaxy S10 5G to enable a more secure facial recognition experience that's a lot more like the latest iPhones.
While some Pixel 4 users may need to wait weeks for the November security patch, Samsung's been rolling it out to users for almost two weeks now.
The new addition to Facebook Messenger's website includes a summary of, and how-tos for, all the options you have for ensuring your privacy on the social media giant's chat app.
Google apparently turned off a high brightness mode for its latest flagship that would have been super helpful in bright sunlight conditions.
YouTube is currently rolling out a new design for its homepage that features larger video thumbnails and the ability to add videos to a queue.
You can now feast your eyes on Motorola's modern, foldable remake of its wildly popular RAZR outside of renders.
NBC is joining the streaming wars with Peacock. However, the company may be shaking up the scene significantly by launching its platform as free-to-use with ads.
The U.S. government has decided to investigate TikTok's acquisition of Musical.ly for $1 billion owing to concerns about national security.
A hack that allowed users to enable RCS on their device using Messages, regardless of their carrier or country, has now started to malfunction, as many report the functionality disappearing from their phones.