Formula 1 is moving from its home with ESPN to Apple TV, and that means YouTube TV will no longer be the place to watch F1 racing.
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Google’s AI-powered Ask Photos and conversational editing features are a large part of the Pixel lineup and other Android devices, but some reports say the features are missing. It might have something to do with Google’s “face grouping” function.
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Whether it’s just a trend or not, the rear display isn’t going away soon. Xiaomi clarified that the company is committed to improving the rear display panel with its next Android device.
Expand Expanding CloseGalaxy S25 Edge and Z Flip 7 FE hit record low prices, where they should be
The Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE launched at a price point that suggested much more than a rewrap of the previous flagship model, and the Galaxy S25 Edge fell to the same trap, though it had nothing to go on. Both devices are on sale and heavily discounted to prices they should have been at launch.
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The first Android XR headset is launching on October 21, and Samsung has laid out some ground rules before the Galaxy device is official.
Expand Expanding CloseHonor managed to rip off Apple and Sony in strange ‘Robot Phone’ teaser video [Gallery]
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Expand Expanding CloseHonor’s Magic 8 series adds dedicated AI button, but not for Google Gemini
Honor announced the new Magic 8 series, including the Magic 8 Pro a little earlier than expected. The new phones make AI an unignorable selling point with a dedicated button for the company’s proprietary AI assistant that rivals Gemini Live.
Expand Expanding ClosePixel 10 Pro Fold bends and breaks in durability test, just like its predecessors
The Pixel 10 Pro Fold is supposed to have a stronger hinge and be rated for IP68 water and dust resistance. A recent durability test highlights familiar failure points and presents some new ones.
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Google has patched ‘Pixnapping’ attack in Android, further fix with December security update
Google is aware of a vulnerability that’s able to steal data from apps that are generally considered secure like Authenticator or Signal, using a new technique called “Pixnapping.” The vulnerability has been effective on several Google Pixel device models, as well as Samsung Galaxy devices.
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As filters in video call platforms go, Google Meet is taking a more subtle and convenient approach with AI-powered makeup options.
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Strange and sketchy leak suggests Gemini 3.0 could launch on October 22
Google is following up on a successful Nano Banana release with Gemini 3.0, which a reported leak suggests could be in late October.
Expand Expanding CloseSamsung’s wider Wear OS 6 update starts rolling out to Galaxy Watch 7
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Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Search has ‘hide sponsored results’ button in new ad section design
Sponsored results in Google Search are getting less screen time with a new update that makes them much more obvious. Users will even be able to hide sponsored ads in Google Search.
Expand Expanding CloseOnePlus Android 16 release gets lively, but brief tease days before launch
OnePlus is getting fans ready for its OxygenOS 16 launch based on Android 16. The company’s latest teaser emphasizes just how “fast” and “smooth” the software update is.
Expand Expanding CloseMotorola’s ultra-thin answer to Apple and Samsung doesn’t skip a beat on battery [Gallery]
Every phone manufacturer wants to make a thin phone now, and one of the most experienced ones is showing exactly why it’s been in the game so long. Motorola’s upcoming Edge 70 is reportedly going to bring a much bigger battery than what the most popular thin options can offer.
Expand Expanding ClosePixel 10 Pro Fold Initial Review: Small changes more fitting of Google’s ‘Pro’ title
Where Android foldables are making massive jumps in form factor, the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold seemingly sits stagnant. That’s where small changes make a massive difference, even if that means it isn’t cutting edge anymore.
Expand Expanding CloseCalifornia bill puts new guardrails on local AI developers, which is most of them
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Visible’s new $25 SIM kit goes live at Best Buy locations
Visible is finally stepping out of the shadows of the internet and into physical stores, starting with a new SIM kit at Best Buy.
Expand Expanding CloseGalaxy Watch users are reporting en masse that they’re suddenly good sleepers
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Expand Expanding CloseT-Mobile’s satellite internet now powers Google Maps among these apps
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Expand Expanding CloseSpotify lossless audio is still rolling out, works with JBL speakers too
Spotify’s new 24-bit lossless option is still rolling out after nearly five years have passed since the initial tease and official launch last month. It turns out, lossless works with JBL speakers, too.
Expand Expanding CloseAmazon pushes customers to put more items in a single delivery with new app change
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Expand Expanding CloseOura launches colorful ceramic versions of its latest Ring 4
Oura is looking to build on its titanium collection with a new set of Ring 4 Ceramic models. The new versions will come in brighter colors, bringing the same health monitoring tech for $499.
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Ecovacs’ best robot lawn mower drops $900 off full price during Prime Day
Mowing season is winding down, which means robot lawnmowers like the Ecovacs A3000 Goat are getting insane deals. During Amazon Prime Day, the Ecovacs A3000 “Goat” is $900 off its normally significant price tag.
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