Android

The new Photo Picker that was first introduced with Android 13 as a more-secure and (hopefully) more consistent way to choose media you share within apps, is rolling out more widely this week. A change […]

The word “Matter” may still be unfamiliar to you today, but it won’t be for long if you are at all interested in the smart home space. Matter is here as the universal standard of […]

Now that the first Android 13 QPR2 beta has been on your phone for several days, Google wants to know if it’s good or bad or what your experience is like. As they do with […]

Google Photos has a few updated collage options to bring in that new year, so if you’re feeling festive and have some photos you want to share, now might be a good time. To see […]

Nothing still hasn’t released a phone in the US and we really have no idea if or when they might do such a thing. That has made our coverage of them a bit awkward at […]

No one has ever given me a phone for the holidays and it mostly makes sense that they wouldn’t. I talk about phones for a living and typically have several new phones floating around at […]

Getting an update to the newest version of Android can be a wonderful experience. It often means that your phone is ready to show off new features and ideas from both Google and your phone’s […]

The newest version of Twitter Blue that launched in early November as a way for folks to pay to have a blue checkmark next to their name was quickly paused because, well, it wasn’t that […]

I don’t actually know the history of Google’s Blobs, but I do know that their appearance at a Google I/O or related event left an image in my arsenal of reactions for places like Twitter. […]