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Google just pulled off something remarkable—and risky. Their newest Android devices can now seamlessly share files with iPhones through a direct connection to Apple's AirDrop protocol, according to tech-ish. This isn't a partnership or official collaboration; it's Google essentially reverse-engineering one of Apple's most beloved ecosystem features. The implementation uses Rust programming language for enhanced security and currently works exclusively on Pixel 10 devices, as reported by PC Mag....

Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 Plus promises to shake things up in the flagship arena, but the question remains: is it worth holding out for when the Galaxy S24 Plus is already delivering solid performance? Let's break down what we know about these two flagship contenders.

When Apple's CEO reached retirement age on 2025-11-01 (Saturday), the tech world collectively held its breath. Tim Cook celebrated his 65th birthday on November 1st, according to CNET, a milestone that reignited talk about Apple's future leadership. He has not announced plans to step down. Still, CNET reports that Apple is already weighing who might take the reins, and the company is building out succession plans to keep any handoff smooth, according to the same report.

Google just dropped its December 2025 software update for Pixel devices, and this one's genuinely impressive. According to Android Authority, this comprehensive patch addresses dozens of issues that have been frustrating users across the Pixel lineup. We're talking about everything from battery management quirks to interface glitches that made daily phone use more annoying than it should be. What makes this release particularly significant is how it demonstrates Google's evolving approach to...

We've all been there—you're using your Samsung Galaxy phone when suddenly you're bombarded with promotional notifications for apps you barely use. Whether it's a shopping app pinging you with "limited-time deals" every few hours or a game launcher constantly trying to pull you back in, notification spam has become a genuine problem for Android users. Samsung has apparently been listening to these frustrations, and early code discoveries in One UI 8.5 suggest the company is developing a...

Apple's App Tracking Transparency framework launched in 2021 with the promise of giving users more control over their privacy. But now, German antitrust authorities are asking a much more pointed question: Is this really about protecting users, or is Apple using privacy as a clever cover for crushing competition?

When tech companies start pushing back against government mandates, you know something consequential is brewing. Right now, we're witnessing what could be the most significant regulatory standoff in the smartphone industry since Apple refused to unlock iPhones for the FBI. But this time, the stakes might be even higher—we're talking about permanent government software on every device sold in one of the world's largest smartphone markets.

Apple is gearing up for what could be its most significant Mac launch in years, and it's not what you'd expect. While we're used to seeing the company push boundaries with premium features and sky-high price tags, 2026 might mark a dramatic shift toward affordability.

Black Friday season has kicked off, and this year's tech deals are hitting record lows across the board. Retailers are offering price guarantees, ensuring their current discounts won't be beaten later in the season, while Google has launched its official 2025 Black Friday sale with unprecedented savings on its entire ecosystem. Among the standout deals, the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold is seeing its first major discount since launching in August, with all storage configurations getting $300 off...

Reviewed by: Y. Garcia

Reviewed by: Y. Garcia

Reviewed by: Y. Garcia

Reviewed by: Jame Jimenez

When you think about Apple's track record with game-changing technology, there's a pattern: they watch competitors stumble through early iterations, then swoop in with something that just works. Now, with smart glasses poised to become the next battleground in personal computing, Apple is quietly assembling what could be their most ambitious product launch since the iPhone.

Reviewed by: Y. Garcia

Reviewed by: Y. Garcia

Reviewed by: Y. Garcia

Reviewed by: Y. Garcia