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When Verizon first pushed their new device unlock policy live a few weeks ago, we pointed out that it was super straight forward, even surprisingly so. That said, a small change that arrived last week has made it slightly more strict and will likely require you to wait even longer before your device truly unlocks. … Continued
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Artificial intelligence is no longer just a lab experiment. It’s quietly becoming part of everyday software, helping developers write code, assisting analysts with research, and powering tools inside banks, hospitals, and tech companies. Over the last few years, large language models (LLMs) have moved from curiosity to core infrastructure for many digital products. But while companies rushed to build […] Read more ›
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The Galaxy A57 is here, and it's an easy pick to be one of Samsung's hottest prospects of the year. In fact, it may not be too early to say that it will be the company's best seller, following in the footsteps of its predecessors. The Galaxy A57 ships with a USB-C cable and a SIM tool in the box. It comes in Awesome Navy, Awesome Gray, Awesome Icyblue, and... Read more ›
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The newest Android 17 beta dropped on us yesterday and it appears to be the biggest one yet. After the first two rolled out and left us wondering when Google would bring the goods, this new Beta 3 has at least some fun stuff to look at and play with. There are Bubbles for more... Read the original post: The 6 Best New Features in Android 17 Beta 3 Read more ›
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The Android 17 Beta 3 update that Googled released yesterday is the biggest one yet. Not only did it weigh-in at roughly 3.5GB on my Pixel 10 Pro, it brought out a handful of features we think you’ll enjoy. Of course, since this is a new beta build, it also took care of a bunch... Read the original post: Google Fixed 17 Big Bugs in Android 17 Beta 3 Read more ›
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Google might have a neat new charging trick up its sleeves for Android 17. In the latest Android 17 Beta 3, hidden behind the layers of UI and code that you and I can see, there are features Google is still very-much-testing and may or may not launch in the near future. One of those... Read the original post: Android 17 Could Introduce “Priority Charging” Feature Read more ›
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A couple of weeks ago we pointed out that you could get Google’s official Pixelsnap case for the Pixel 10 or Pixel 10 Pro at a 50% off discount. Today, that same case is back, only this time it’s 62% off for the Pixel 10 Pro XL. Currently, the Google Pixelsnap case in Obsidian (black)... Read the original post: Pixel 10 Pro XL PixelSnap Case is Just $18.99 (62% Off) Read more ›
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Renders are here for the Pixel 11, and early CAD renders almost never lie. This is likely Google’s new phone. Leak season sure appears to be fully upon us for whatever phones are headed our way this summer. Last week, we saw the first images of what should be two separate Galaxy Z Fold 8... Read the original post: This is the Pixel 11 Read more ›
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Google Maps EV trip planning is finally here. For many EV owners, Google Maps has always been a great around-town navigation service, but for road tripping, it’s almost never the choice. Why? Because EV trip planning, where your car knows your battery state, when it’ll need to charge and how long those stops will take,... Read the original post: Google Maps Gets Full EV Trip Planning Read more ›
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Samsung and Google just brought AirDrop support to the Galaxy S26 series through Quick Share last week after doing the same for the Pixel 10 and Pixel 9 in the months prior. We only assume that several other major Samsung Galaxy phones are scheduled to gain similar support, we just don’t know when. However, there... Read the original post: This Trick Almost Adds AirDrop to a Bunch of Samsung Phones Read more ›
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Google announced today that it has begun rolling out Android developer verification to all developers. This is the previously announced verification system that will force developers outside of Google Play to register and verify their identity in order for their apps to be installable on Android devices. While that’s big news, it’s not for most... Read the original post: Google’s New Android Developer Verifier App Checks for Bad Apps Read more ›
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When there’s an emergency in your area, the Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) system is a critical tool for government officials to alert the general public of imminent threats. It can be used to notify you of dangerous weather, missing children, and various other critical situations. This week, Google announced that they are pushing through a... Read the original post: Google Adds Map View to Wireless Emergency Alerts Read more ›
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Back in 2024, T-Mobile started selling a Backup Internet plan that really was supposed to be there for emergencies, when your main home internet plan went down. Using T-Mobile’s 5G network, during an internet outage, there’s always a good chance that the wireless network remains up and you’d still have decent-enough internet to fall back... Read the original post: T-Mobile Home Internet Backup Gets a Major Data Upgrade Read more ›
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