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March updates have been released for the Samsung Galaxy S23 series, Fold 6, Flip 6, and other devices.

March 14, 2025

Samsung is rolling out the March update for several devices this week, including the Galaxy S23 series and supported foldables. The update is minor as One UI 7 is expected to be released soon. The […]

The latest release of RCS Universal Profile 3.0 introduces new features including end-to-end encryption, with support from both Apple and Google.

March 14, 2025

Since the launch of RCS on iOS 18, iPhone users have been able to join the Android party for cross-platform messaging. However, one crucial element has been missing from this experience – end-to-end encryption (E2EE). […]

Enabling Siri on macOS without sharing your Contacts with Apple:

March 14, 2025

To use Siri on macOS, Apple requires sending your contacts. Here’s how to avoid this data-sharing requirement. If you’ve enabled Siri in System Settings on macOS, you may have received a warning that turning Siri […]

Meta expresses the desire to get things right this time as it begins testing Community Notes.

March 14, 2025

What you need to know Meta seems to be testing out Community Notes for Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. With this, it looks to create a more unbiased space for people to share varied perspectives on […]

The latest update of Android 16 Beta 3 now includes a new feature called “Battery Health” section.

March 13, 2025

The latest Android 16 Beta 3 may not have any major features for immediate use, but it does introduce a new section in the Battery settings called “Battery Health” which provides insights into the condition […]

Android may soon introduce an AI-powered notification summary feature.

March 13, 2025

Google is currently developing a new feature for Android called Notification Summaries, as seen in the latest beta for Android 16. This feature will use on-device AI to summarize communication-based notifications into a single notification […]

To access the installer logs in macOS, follow these steps:1. Open the “Console” app on your Mac. You can find it in the “Applications” folder or by searching for it with Spotlight.2. In the left sidebar of the Console window, click on “Files” and then select “system.log”.3. You can now view the installer logs for any installation or update processes that have taken place on your Mac.4. To filter the logs for specific events or processes, you can use the search bar at the top of the Console window.By following these steps, you can easily access and view installer logs in macOS.

March 13, 2025

The macOS installer is efficient and user-friendly, but there is more to learn about the installation process by examining the built-in logs. macOS installer files, known as Packages, typically end with a .pkg extension. When […]

A sneak peek of the Android 16 Beta 3 release has been shared.

March 13, 2025

Excited for something new coming tomorrow? Get ready for the release of Android 16 Beta 3! The official Android developers account on Twitter announced that the beta will be dropping on March 13. While the […]

Get excited for the upcoming release of One UI 7 with Samsung’s latest and improved ‘Try Galaxy’ simulation experience.

March 12, 2025

What you need to know Samsung has pushed an update for the Try Galaxy app, allowing users to playtest One UI 7 enhancements. Users can experience a simulation of the Now Brief, redesigned app icons, […]

Samsung Advances AI in Mobile Networks With NVIDIA – Samsung Global Newsroom

March 12, 2025

Samsung showcased significant progress in technology and ecosystem development of AI-RAN, unlocking the full potential of software-based networks with NVIDIA’s AI platform Samsung Electronics today announced that the company is working with NVIDIA to advance […]