Spyware once used by governments is now spreading to cybercriminals Anyone with an iPhone can now be the target of invasive malware that siphons off personal texts, call histories and calendar data. Axios · Mar 21
These tools on your Galaxy S26 can help you change your look without digging through your closet Features like Circle to Search, Google Try On, and Samsung's upgraded Photo Assist can help you change your look in unique ways. Android Central · Mar 21
I built a custom AI expert with Gemini — and it’s saving me time every single day I built a custom AI expert with Gemini to handle writing, planning and daily tasks — here’s how it saves me time every day. Tom’s Guide · Mar 21
Ignored no more: Google Messages lets you mention friends to make sure you're heard Google Messages rolled out "mentions" to help users pierce the chaos in massive group chats on Android. Android Central · Mar 20
Amazon's secret project just leaked — what is 'Transformer'? Amazon's previous attempt at a smartphone died after less than year, but the retail giant might be trying again. Tom’s Guide · Mar 20
Samsung confirms Galaxy S26 will 'soon' support iPhone AirDrop via Quick Share The Galaxy S26 will be able to send and receive files with Apple devices using Quick Share. Android Central · Mar 20
Google Pixel Watch users are reporting wacky step counts, calories burned and other stats after Fitbit's March update Google Pixel Watch users are running into frustrating issues in the Fitbit app, but either company has yet to address them. TechRadar · Mar 20
$10K Fine for Lawyer Who Filed Brief Apparently Containing Many Hallucinations From Doiban v. Oregon Liquor & Cannabis Comm'n, decided by Oregon Court of Appeals Judge Scott Shorr, joined by Judges… The post $10K Fine for Lawyer Who Filed Brief Apparently Containing Many Hallucinations appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Mar 20
Gemini's new Discover tab could fix one of my biggest issues with AI — what you need to know Finally, phone makers have realised we need some help figuring out what AI is on offer Tom’s Guide · Mar 20
I tested the Jabra Evolve3 85 - a professional headset built for the office, priced for the boardroom, yet styled for the street The Jabra Evolve3 85 offers all the bells and whistles of a call centre headset while retaining the styling and elegance associated with retail-focused products. TechRadar · Mar 20
Why wait for super-powered Siri, Gemini for macOS already enters beta test phase Google's AI is getting a proper app for Mac – and will likely arrive before Gemini-powered Siri T3 · Mar 20
AI bots will outnumber humans on the internet by next year, Cloudflare boss says AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini are causing a massive shift in who – and what – is browsing the internet The Independent UK · Mar 20
Fitbit's AI Health Push Involves Google's New 'Coach' Feature, But Is Your Personal Data Safe? Google adds AI Coach to Fitbit, integrating medical data for personalized insights, but raises privacy concerns as users transition to its ecosystem. International Business Times · Mar 20
The next Android update may finally undo some of Google's worst decisions Android Canary 2603 introduces new features aimed at fixing common user frustrations. Android Central · Mar 20
Android Central · Mar 20 I'm just as tired as Pixel users are: always-on display is freezing after March patch Pixel users expressed sheer frustrations as the March update locks up their always-on display.
Android Central · Mar 20 Google Messages is getting the one feature I’ve actually wanted for years Google Messages now lets you share your live location in chats, making meetups easier.
Tom’s Guide · Mar 20 I asked Google Maps to find the cheapest gas — this hidden feature nailed it Gas prices near me were all over the place — so I used Google Maps to find the cheapest option. Here’s what actually saved me money.
inkl · Mar 20 Recognizing the Growth Timeline for Real Law Firm SEO "How long is it going to take before I actually see a return?" is a reasonable question, and if you're like the majority of lawyers I speak with, it's typically the most practical one
Android Central · Mar 20 Don't trust your Pixel Watch steps after the latest firmware update (Update: fixed) Pixel Watch’s latest update is inflating steps and breaking Fitbit stats, leaving users with unreliable health data.
The Independent UK · Mar 20 Easter egg ‘shrinkflation’ double whammy hits consumers as costs rise almost 50% Many may find themselves paying more for less this April
The Independent UK · Mar 19 Brazil rolls out law boosting online protection of minors Brazil now enforces a sweeping new law that aims to make the internet safer for children and teens
AAP · Mar 19 Bumpy path predicted for self-driving cars in Australia Australia could cut emissions and car parks by introducing self-driving cars, but the technology could also have unexpected negative effects on roads.
Android Central · Mar 19 Here's how Google plans to 'balance' a safer Android with side-loading this year Google will keep side-loading for Android, but not without an "advanced flow" that will bring "balance" to user safety and the OS' openness.
Android Central · Mar 19 One-off, silly questions for Gemini might be easier to make if Google's tests are positive Google might change up a convenient Gemini feature that many users probably weren't using enough.
TechRadar · Mar 19 Google signs data center deal which includes a 20-year commitment to add new clean power Google's prospective Michigan-based data center could give the Detroit area access to clean energy.