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They came up with the "Privacy Sandbox" name on opposite day — Rather than match iOS's tracking limits, Google built an additional tracking system. Ron Amadeo - Feb 14, 2023 10:29 pm UTC Apple blew up the advertising market in 2020 when it gave tracking an opt-in feature on iOS. Since then, Google—the world's biggest

It wouldn't be February without a peek at Google's next mobile OS. Sure enough, the company has released the first Android 14 developer preview (DP1) to help app creators target the new platform. This time around, the initial priorities are accessibility, battery life and security. You can scale fonts to a much larger size (200

Back in October, YouTube rolled out a big redesign across its mobile apps and the web. YouTube for Android is now testing a more...

Framesira/Shutterstock In 2022, users could choose from 2.68 million apps on the Google Play Store (via Statista). While some of these apps come pre-installed, downloading additional apps is just a few taps away. Almost all these apps are built for a specific purpose. For instance, apps like Instagram and Facebook let you digitally socialize and connect

Google may claim Android 14 is even more secure than ever. (Source: Google)Google reportedly intends to start blocking the installation of apps that have been developed for older versions of Android soon. These changes are slated to come into effect with the next major upgrade to the operating system, and is touted to enhance security

The Razer Edge combines a tablet with a Razer Kishi V2 Pro controller. (Image source: Razer)The Razer Edge is now orderable in Wi-Fi-only and 5G variants. Both variants feature the Snapdragon G3x Gen 1 chipset, a 144 Hz AMOLED display and a 5,000 mAh battery, among other components. The Razer Edge starts at US$399.99 and

Chrome is rolling out an update for Android users that lets them lock their incognito sessions with a password code or biometric info when they exit the app. The feature has been available for iOS users for some time, but now it’s being made available to folks using Chrome on Android. Users can activate this

Among the numerous robots, TVs, EVs and this hair printer at CES was a quiet announcement about the next-generation of wireless charging for phones and other rechargeable battery devices. Qi2 (pronounced "chee two") is the follow-up to Qi wireless charging that's found on phones like the iPhone 14, Samsung Galaxy S22 and Google Pixel 7.The