Proton’s groundbreaking dark web monitoring tool has uncovered 300 million stolen credentials, with nearly half containing passwords. This revelation comes as password-based attacks continue to escalate across the digital landscape.
Google’s Gboard for Android introduces flick gestures for number entry, potentially changing how we interact with mobile keyboards. This seemingly small update has significant implications for typing efficiency and user experience. But does it solve the right problem?
A security breach during a private Microsoft Teams call exposed internal Cellebrite documents showing significant limitations in cracking Pixel devices running GrapheneOS. The leak highlights growing tensions between privacy technology and law enforcement capabilities. This development could reshape
A landmark court ruling forces Google to open the Play Store to alternative payments and direct downloads. This could mean lower prices for consumers but raises security questions. Here’s what changes and what it means for Android’s future.
Google has confirmed that precise UWB tracking for Android-compatible trackers only works on Pixel 8 Pro and newer models, despite older Pixel Pro phones having the necessary hardware. This limitation highlights deeper issues in Android’s ecosystem fragmentation and raises questions about planned ob
The Swift programming language is expanding its reach to Android with the launch of a preview SDK. Developers can now build native Android apps using Swift and share code across platforms. The move represents a significant expansion beyond Apple’s ecosystem for the language.
Swift is officially coming to Android. Four months after first announcing the initiative, Swift.org has released its initial Swift SDK for Android in preview, according to development community reports. This marks a substantial expansion for the programming language beyond its traditional Apple ecosystem stronghold.
Apple is developing a new framework that would allow third-party photo applications to back up images automatically in the background. The feature, reportedly coming in iOS 26.1, would handle uploads even when users switch apps or lock their devices. This represents a significant shift from Apple’s traditionally restrictive background processing policies.
Apple appears poised to address one of the most persistent frustrations for third-party photo app developers and their users. According to documentation reviewed by 9to5Mac, the company is developing a new Background Resource Upload extension that would finally enable reliable cloud backups without requiring apps to remain open.
GameHub’s new update focuses on refining the Android gaming experience with better Steam integration and PC emulator capabilities. The update also introduces smoother animations and Brazilian Portuguese language support while addressing various bug fixes.
GameHub, the Android application developed by GameSir to deliver premium gaming experiences on mobile devices, has reportedly received a substantial update to version 5.2. Sources indicate the update primarily focuses on performance improvements and bug resolutions rather than introducing new features, with particular attention given to Steam optimization and PC emulator enhancements.
Market Disruption with Competitive Pricing Samsung has launched its Galaxy XR mixed reality headset at $1,799, positioning it as a…
Samsung has commenced the rollout of the One UI 8 update for the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Z Flip 4 in the United States. Concurrently, sources indicate that development for the subsequent One UI 8.5, based on a newer build of Android, is nearly finished.
The latest major software update for Samsung’s foldable smartphones is now becoming available to users in the United States. According to reports, the One UI 8 update has started rolling out for the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4, bringing a host of new features and system improvements to these devices. This marks a significant step in Samsung’s software support lifecycle for its innovative form-factor phones.
