Similar to other OEMs, BlackBerry has also claimed to release monthly security updates to its Priv users.Read More
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Google’s Pixel 6a will reportedly be powered by the same Tensor chip found on the Pixel 6 series, but will miss out some features such as the Motion Mode. The smartphone is expected to arrive soon.Read More
Google Chrome is the most widely used browser in the world, and also features hundreds of thousands of extensions of varying quality. To give users a safe experience, the Chrome team is adding badges for extensions and publishers, to highlight quality extensions to users.Read More
According to the leaked images, BlackBerry’s second Android phone will ditch the slider design.Read More
A Russian court has slapped a series of small fines on Google for failing to take down contentious YouTube videos showing military operations in Ukraine.Read More
BlackBerry is hoping its sleek design and touch-sensitive keys that allows users to swipe, scroll and set up shortcuts will woo former loyalists back to using the Priv.Read More
The new sparkling icon was spotted for the first time on version 5.02.50 for smart downloads on the YouTube Music app.Read More
According to the benchmark, the BlackBerry STV100-1 will come with a 5.1-inch QHD display and 16-megapixel rear camera.Read More
Google will stop third party apps from requesting the Accessibility API to record calls, the company has announced. This means that third party call recording apps on the Play Store will no longer be able to offer call recording on phones running Android 10 or later, according to the company. Users can still record calls…
The Google-powered operating system was used in 84.7 percent of smartphones sold worldwide in Q3, while iOS lifted its market share to 13.1 percent.Read More