Google has finally unveiled the Pixel 4a: a lower-cost, mid-range phone that is high quality, long-lasting and fairly small, with a great camera.
As many as 600 million Samsung mobile devices could be at risk from attackers due to a vulnerability in default keyboard software, a security researcher has discovered.
Acrobits turns 6 this November. In celebration, they are introducing Cloud Softphone 2.0, a revolutionary framework for creating full white label iPhone and Android clients.
BlackBerry have released an update to their BlackBerry Calendar for Android app. In the Chinese Lunar Calendar, it will now display the Chinese Lunar Year information across the different calendar views.
Samsung has unveiled three new models for the lower-cost Galaxy A lineup, the A52, A52 5G, and A72.S7. All three models include higher-end features like Super AMOLED displays
New Android malware - BlackRock - is now targeting more apps than ever including email and social media apps as well as banking apps.
Gallery Go by Google Photos is a new Android application by Google designed as an alternative to Google Photos. The application has been launched worldwide by Google but it is feature-restricted in some regions.
Huawei announced a new version of its current P30 Pro flagship phone today, which will run Android 10, the newest version of Google’s operating system. The device, which will be released on September 20, is identical internally to the current P30 Pro but has been given a new external look and colours.
The latest update to Google Duo has finally brought Dark Mode to Google's Video Calling app.
In addition to launching the Pixel 5 today, Google unveiled the Pixel 4a 5G, a larger, 5G-enabled version of Google’s mid-range smartphone the Pixel 4a. It features a bigger 6.2in screen, larger battery, the same two cameras on the back and the same Snapdragon 765G chip as the Pixel 5, but has the same plastic body and design as its smaller, cheaper sibling.
Telegram has rolled out a new update to Telegram X, which brings new privacy notifications, support for polls and a whole lot more. A major feature of the recent update, is what the developer is calling Notifications 2.0.
BlackBerry have released an update to the BlackBerry Services app for Android, bringing support for the Android Marshmallow release and runtime permissions and the obligatory bug fixes and performance improvements.
