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Back in February, Google and Apple confirmed that they had begun testing end-to-end encryption (E2EE) through RCS when messages were sent between an iPhone and an Android device. That was all happening as a part of iOS 26.4 beta builds, but it now appears that with an update to iOS 26.5 that the true rollout...
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Someone must have slipped up a week ago and posted this slightly early, so if you saw it and are thinking you’ve seen this before, I apologize. However, it’s now official that Google will host a “The Android Show: I/O Edition” on May 12 to showcase a bunch of Android happenings at I/O 2026. This... Read the original post: Android Show “I/O Edition” to Highlight One of Android’s Biggest Years... Read more ›
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The virtual event will showcase some of the biggest changes to the OS in years. Read more ›
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Meta is facing a class action lawsuit filed by five major book publishers and one author over claims the company "engaged in one of the most massive infringements of copyrighted materials in history" when training its Llama AI models, as reported earlier by The New York Times. In their suit, Macmillan, McGraw-Hill, Elsevier, Hachette, Cengage, […] Read more ›
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We got a potential first look at the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Glasses yesterday and they looked as expected. These are smart glasses that don’t have a screen, can be warn during the day (unlike Galaxy XR), and are comparable to something like Meta Ray-Bans, only powered by Android XR. Today, we are getting what is... Read the original post: Samsung’s “Glasses” Confirmed Read more ›
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YouTube TV got a first version of multiview back in 2023 at the start of that year’s NCAA Tourney. It showed us a glimpse of the future even if that original multiview only allowed for pre-set selections from the platform. This wasn’t a customizable multiview, but it was at least an option that was awesome... Read the original post: YouTube TV Finally Gets Fully Customizable Multiview Read more ›
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Google announced this morning that it is bringing a few of its more creative, AI-powered tools to Google TV users on select devices. Specifically, if you have ever opened up the Gemini app and played with Nano Banana image creation or Veo video creation, then this news should excite you. Coming first to Gemini-enabled TCL... Read the original post: Google TV Gets Gemini-Powered Nano Banana, Veo Creation Tools Read more ›
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Google Photos is about to take your fashion game up several levels and it’ll happen with the clothes you already own. The plan is to “soon” introduce a feature that catalogs your wardrobe and then lets you put together outfits, all without you lifting much a finger. Google Photos is rolling out a digital closet... Read the original post: Google Photos Just Gave You a Digital Wardrobe Read more ›
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When the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 first launched, we were impressed by its refreshed design and still think it’s right next to the Pixel Watch 4 as the best looking smartwatch on the market. This thing is clean, has all of the best specs, and will last owners for years to come thanks to all... Read the original post: Galaxy Watch 8 Cut to $199 Read more ›
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Google may have just released a game-changer feature for Gemini users who like to export their AI sessions to documents. Instead of having to copy and paste, reformat, or deal with external apps not playing nicely with whatever you have on-screen in Gemini, you can now just export files in the most popular file types.... Read the original post: Gemini Now Generates Files Like PDFs, Word and Excel, Sheets and... Read more ›
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Earlier this month, we learned about Pixel Glow, a rumored light-based feature that could alert Pixel owners of incoming notifications or be activated when utilizing Gemini. The feature is reported to come to both Pixel phones and a potential Pixel laptop, with a new animation surfacing that gives us an idea of what it might... Read the original post: Pixel Glow Animation Shows What Feature Looks Like on Laptop Read more ›
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We live in a world where you can get a free phone of choice at almost any moment. The US wireless industry is setup in a way that puts the best phones in your hand as long as you are willing to commit to carriers for several years. Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile will all give... Read the original post: Truth About Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile “Free” Phones Read more ›
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Google bought Fitbit back in 2019 and took its time before starting to push Fitbit users closer to the Google ecosystem. In fact, it wasn’t until 2023 that Google opened up the option to switch Fitbit accounts over to Google accounts. At the time, this was a voluntary move, but it soon became mandatory and... Read the original post: Reminder: Switch Your Fitbit Account to a Google Account by May... Read more ›
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YouTube has had picture-in-picture as a feature for years now, but did you know that not everyone has had access? Starting today, that changes. Google announced that YouTube picture-in-picture (PiP) is rolling out globally to all users in the “coming months.” This doesn’t change much for users in the US, but for those outside of... Read the original post: YouTube Gives Picture-in-Picture to Everyone Read more ›
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