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OPPO may be gearing up for the release of its latest affordable smartphone offering, the OPPO A60. This is after the device was spotted on the Google Play Console database, alluding to its imminent release.

Looks like Android users are in for a treat. Reportedly, Google announced that you will be able to use biometric authentication for purchases from the Play Store. That said, what should you know about it?

Previously, we shared that the vivo X100s Pro has passed certification by the 3C authority of China, alluding to its imminent release. Now, the same smartphone was spotted on Google Play Console, revealing some of its key specs.

In case you didn’t know, Google Play Games PC is a PC gaming platform by Google. As of now, there are over 3000 games on offer. The platform also supports Play Pass for subscribers and Play Points for supported countries.

vivo may be set to launch a new variant of the Y100 series in China soon, as the vivo Y100 GT was just spotted on Google Play Console. The listing also revealed the smartphone’s design and some key specs, so read on to find out more.

Infinix may be set to launch a new budget offering soon, as the device, the Infinix Smart 8 Pro was spotted on Google Play Console. The listing also revealed the device’s design and some of its key specs, which you can read on to find out more.

If you own an Android phone, this news might please you. Recently, a tipster revealed that you might be able to uninstall apps remotely through this new Google Play feature. So, what should you know about it?

It looks like iQOO is preparing to launch 2 new devices soon as both were spotted on Google Play’s list of supported devices. The devices in question are a tablet and a smartphone, the iQOO Pad Air and iQOO Neo 9 respectively.

Previously, we mentioned the trailer release for the GTA VI game. Today, Rockstar Games confirms that GTA Trilogy is now available on the mobile platform. That said, what should you know about it?

Google Play Movies & TV will be the latest service and application that the company will send to the graveyard, with the app no longer available on Android, iOS, Roku and most smart TVs. Now, Google has pretty much revealed when the app will stop being supported and how those who have bought media through the app can see them moving forward.