Six years after a class action lawsuit was filed against one of the largest and most profitable tech companies in the world, the parties have reached a settlement, following allegations of ...

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On-stage at Google I/O 2026, we’re getting a preview of the first Android XR glasses built as a collaboration between Google and Samsung and confirmation of multiple style offerings With a name and ...

Alphabet Inc.’s Google announced a slew of upcoming features for its Android 17 operating system, showcasing its progress in artificial intelligence weeks before Apple Inc. is set to announce major ...

Apple AirDrop enables users to quickly share photos, videos, and other files to nearby users. Android has Quick Share to provide similar functionality to its users. Last year, Google announced during ...

Google is rolling out new Gemini-powered Android features, ahead of its developer conference next week. The AI can understand screen context and complete multi-step tasks like building shopping carts ...

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PHILADELPHIA -- Some potential cash is coming for Android users. Google has reached a $135 million settlement over allegations its operating system caused mobile devices to consistently transmit data.

About 100 million Android mobile device users may qualify for a payout in a $135 million class action settlement in a lawsuit alleging Google used their cellular data without permission. The ...

Tecno has historically faced criticism for its slow software updates, and that trend hasn’t quite shifted yet. The company has recently announced its Android 16 rollout schedule, but most of its ...

Your phone lock screen is supposed to be your last line of defense. If your device gets lost or stolen, that PIN or passcode should keep strangers out of your photos, messages and financial apps. But ...