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Massive Pixel 11 leak just revealed almost everything about Google's next phones
By Sanuj Bhatia Published
Google spills everything Google accidentally listed the entire Pixel 11 series on Amazon, revealing pricing, specs, colors, and storage options nearly a month before launch.

Chrome may be the default browser on Android, but more people are trying this instead
By Sanuj Bhatia Published
Chrome has competition Opera has quietly become the most popular alternative browser on Android, and the numbers are starting to reflect that.

Want Samsung Health cloud sync? You may have to agree to AI training first
By Jay Bonggolto Published
Health data dilemma Samsung is holding your health backups hostage, forcing you to feed your private medical data to its AI or lose cloud syncing entirely.

Gemini is officially rolling out to Google Chrome users in the UK
By Jay Bonggolto Published
Chrome's smarter sidekick Google is bringing Gemini in Chrome to more users in the UK, turning the browser into a smarter AI assistant that can summarize, compare, and handle tasks without leaving the page.

OnePlus may be on the verge of a major global retreat
By Jay Bonggolto Published
One less flagship? OnePlus could soon exit Europe and the US, but until OPPO confirms it, the brand's future remains up in the air.

Global phone market dropped in Q2 2026, and the holiday season might not help it later
By Nickolas Diaz Published
Downward trend Research data says the phone market dropped once again in Q2 2026, and the rest of the year looks sour, as it will likely continue to drop.

BigMe already has competition for its latest E Ink hybrid phone before launch
By Nickolas Diaz Published
New Challenger Hisense posted teasers for its hybrid E Ink phone, offering a detachable LCD to compete with BigMe's next launch.

Meta pulls Muse Image AI from Instagram following huge privacy uproar
By Nickolas Diaz Published
Taken away Meta responds to user unrest over Muse Image by removing the AI from Instagram, as an uproar over a lack of privacy quickly surfaced.

You can now spot AI-generated Google ads, if you know where to look
By Jay Bonggolto Published
AI Labels Are Here Google is adding AI labels to ads across Search, YouTube, and Discover, but while it's a win for transparency, third-party AI disclosures still rely on advertisers playing fair.
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