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Chinese phone maker realme offers up its newest handset, the flagship-like GT which features high-end hardware but with a modest price tag.

Google is rolling out six new features for Android this summer, including improvements to Messages, Android Auto, and Emoji Kitchen.

For a limited time, Verizon is offering a 10% off promo code on eligible accessories for those who have been vaccinated, first responders, nurses, teachers, or members of the military.

Google has released Android 12 Beta 2 with brand new privacy controls, such as microphone and camera indicators, the Privacy Dashboard, and more.

AT&T is teaming up with Google to offer six months of free gaming with a Stadia Pro subscription for its wireless and fiber customers.

Motorola's latest Moto G Stylus 5G packs a 5,000mAh battery, a large 6.8-inch display, quad-camera setup, and oh yeah, a stylus.

The new Mophie Snap system adds MagSafe charging to your Android phone with a series of mounts, power banks, and Qi-enabled wireless chargers.

Sony's new WF-1000XM4 ANC earbuds look to have improved upon the previous award-winning generation in every way. They feature a smaller size, more smart features, and promise better sound quality, noise cancellation, and battery life.

Google's latest Pixel Drop is adding Astrophotography videos, Locked Folders to Google Photos, and more while expanding some previous features to other regions.

At WWDC, Apple announced a host of new features for FaceTime, including the ability for users to take calls via the web using Android or Windows.

One of Stadia's biggest benefits, when it was first shown off, was the ability to play on any screen. Unfortunately, Stadia has yet to...

YouTube is testing timed comments on certain videos with a small group of users, bringing a Soundcloud-like experience to the platform.

In a recent interview, Fossil execs let it slip that its existing smartwatches wouldn't receive the next-gen platform update from when Wear OS and Tizen merge.

This week Apple TV Plus came to more Android TV devices, including the very popular Nvidia Shield TV boxes.

HBO Max will introduce an ad-supported tier next month for $10 a month. Unfortunately, there is one big thing that will be missing.