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What you need to know Startup company Perplexity AI is reportedly in discussions with Motorola and Samsung to have its software preloaded or offered as a default assistant option. A potential deal has been reached […]

Earlier this week, a preview of One UI 8 was released well in advance of its official launch. One of the key new features highlighted in the preview was an updated version of Quick Share. […]

Synology is known for making top-quality Plex NAS servers, which I have trusted and used for more than ten years. While their hardware may not be the best, their software suite remains unparalleled, and their […]

Google is offering students a special deal that will provide them with free Gemini Advanced and 2TB of Google One storage, lasting through most of the 2026 school year. This offer is designed to assist […]

What you need to know Samsung’s One UI 7 rollout has resumed for the Galaxy S24 in South Korea as of today (April 17). The continuation features a brand new build after Samsung was forced […]

Many technology users do not usually have to worry about security vulnerabilities on their most-used devices, such as Android-based products, as long as they update their phones promptly when new security patches are available. However, […]

Attention Android 16 beta participants, make sure your devices are fully charged for tomorrow. The Android Development team has announced on Twitter that Beta 4 will be released on April 17. Beta 4 is expected […]

Android Central Labs (Image credit: Nicholas Sutrich / Android Central) Android Central Labs is a weekly column devoted to deep dives, experiments, and a focused look into the tech you use. It covers phones, tablets, […]

Google is set to introduce a new security feature in the latest version of Google Play Services. This feature will automatically restart your device if it remains locked for 3 consecutive days. While this feature […]