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Latest Android News
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WhatsApp backups will soon count against your Google cloud storage on Android
WhatsApp users on Android who use the backup feature of the messaging app will have backups count against their Google cloud storage quota.
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Google Chrome 120 won't run on Android 7 (Nougat) devices
Android users who still run Android Nougat on their devices won't be able to upgrade the Google Chrome browser to version 120 on their devices.
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Samsung Auto Blocker: new Samsung Galaxy Security tool
Samsung Auto Blocker is a new security tool for Samsung Galaxy devices that promises to protect devices from certain threats.
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Android is getting real-time scanning protections during app installs
Google announced today that it is improving protections on Android to better protect users against new threats.
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A very dangerous trojan that targets Android users has been detected
A new and devious Android banking trojan known as SpyNote has come to light.
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Lenovo introduces Android as a Windows alternative on some of its desktop PCs
Lenovo announced a partnership with Esper Device Management this week that brings Esper's custom Android operating system to some Lenovo PCs.
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Google guarantees 7 years of full updates for its Pixel 8 devices
Google unveiled the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro during its Made by Google event this week.
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Android 14 rollout is here!
Android 14 rollout is here for the Google-branded phones together with the launch of the Google Pixel 8 series' introduction.
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Google Android 14: Release Date, Features
Android 14 was officially released to the public and Android Open Source Project (AOSP) by Google on October 4, 2023.
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Act Now! Android October 2023 Update patches 2 actively exploited issues
Google has published the October 2023 security updates for Android.
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Google to launch Android Earthquake Alerts in India
Earthquakes, one of the most frequent natural disasters globally, have the potential to cause widespread destruction and loss of life.
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Google made a small make-over to Android
Google has recently released new feature updates for its Android operating system, which have generated significant attention in the tech community.
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Google did it again
In yet another case of Google unintentionally revealing its upcoming products, the tech giant has accidentally leaked its flagship smartphone, the Pixel 8 Pro.
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Sustainable and repair-friendly Fairphone 5 released
Different users have different requirements when it comes to selecting a new mobile phone, but there are is some common ground to be found.
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Why did Android Auto disappeared all of a sudden?
Android Auto is an indispensable feature that enhances the driving experience by seamlessly integrating your Android device with your car's infotainment system.
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Google Messages may use Garmin Response for SOS Emergency feature
Google is working on integrating emergency SOS functionality into its Google Messages application.
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How to disable Android's new Ads Privacy features
Google Android users may see a new message after the installation of updates that informs them that new ads privacy features are available.
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With Pixel Binary Transparency, your phone is safer than ever
In a continuous effort to enhance user security, Google has introduced a groundbreaking security feature called Pixel Binary Transparency for its Pixel line of
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Android: how to disable 2G cellular connections to improve security
Google Android users may (soon) disable 2G cellular connections on their devices thanks to a recently integrated feature.
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How to manually scan for unknown tracker devices in Android
When Apple launched AirTags, small devices that Apple users can use for tracking purposes, some heralded the company for launching another useful feature.
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Hackers exploit Android chat app to steal Signal and WhatsApp user data
Hackers have been found using a deceptive Android chat app, known as ''SafeChat'', to conduct espionage on unsuspecting victims.
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ChatGPT is now available for Android
The official ChatGPT application for Android is now available.
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Android 4.4 KitKat support is ending in August 2023
Android users who run devices with Android 4.
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Android Chrome crashing: How to fix it
Many users have recently encountered the Android Chrome crashing error on social media platforms.
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Google is tightening business verification on Google Play, but there is a loophole
Google Play Store, the official place to get Android games and applications, has several security protections in place already designed to prevent the release o
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Gmail takes aim at scheduling woes with latest update
Streamlining meeting coordination is set to become significantly more straightforward with the advent of a new update to Gmail.
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Android 14 Beta 4 is here: Last step before stable release
Android 14 Beta 4 is officially out, and eligible Pixel owners are able to test the bug fixes, and more.
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Leaked Pixel 8 specs won't upset fans
Tech enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting Google's yet-to-be-officially-announced Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, expected to make their debut in just a few months.
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Google Play Store malware installed on 1.5 million Android devices
Google's Play Store is the go-to store for most Android users when it comes to installing new apps and games for the operating system.
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Is Google Chat copying WhatsApp with these features?
In a bid to expand its horizons, Google Chat seems to be transitioning from a purely business-centric platform to encompass more social elements.
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How to fix "App not installed" APK error on Android
Android shows "App not installed" when the package installer rejects an APK.
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Samsung Galaxy Enhance-X: photo editing app is now available
Samsung's Galaxy Enhance-X photo editing application is now available for some of the company's premium smartphones on the official Samsung Galaxy Store.
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New Android features unveiled by Google
In a recent press release and accompanying blog post, Google has unveiled a plethora of exciting new Android features for users.
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These Android apps found to carry malicious spyware
A significant number of Android apps, including several that were previously available on the Google Play Store, have been discovered to contain a potentially d
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Your spare Chromecast may no longer work
Google has recently made the decision to discontinue support for the original Chromecast, which was launched back in 2013 with a price tag of $35.
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Google warns users about unsecure Android TV OS boxes
Google has issued a warning to users regarding the prevalence of unsecure Android TV OS boxes.
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iRecorder Screen Recorder turns villian
An Android app that initially appeared harmless was recently exposed for engaging in covert activities by secretly recording users without their knowledge or co
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Android 14 comes with 29 new keyboard shortcuts
Google's commitment to optimizing the user experience on larger-screen devices like foldables and tablets is evident with the recent introduction of Android 14
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Android fingerprint locks are on thin ice
In a recent discovery, researchers from Tencent Labs and Zhejiang University have revealed a concerning vulnerability that puts Android smartphone users at risk.
