News & Reviews:   Android

Huawei has now started offering HarmonyOS 6 in beta, showcasing the development of the operating system along with a number of new features. That said, what should you know about it?

Right after the heels of the vivo X300 series launch, vivo has announced the launch of the latest OriginOS 6. The company's Android-based operating system aims to redefine human-computer interaction with AI. Below are some details of its improvements and features.

To reduce the distraction of too many notifications, Google is introducing a new feature in Chrome for Android and desktop that will automatically turn off notifications from websites you rarely visit. So, what should you know about it?

Meta has announced several new features for WhatsApp, such as support for Live Photos for iOS users and Motion Photos for Android users. So, what should you know about it?

When you're in a group chat, it can sometimes be difficult to track who's talking to whom. This is notable in apps like WhatsApp when someone is replying to a message, while another active conversation is happening. However, WhatsApp has begun testing a solution to this problem.

Bandai Namco Entertainment and Google Cloud have announced the global launch of DRAGON BALL GEKISHIN SQUADRA, a new cross-platform 4-on-4 action game that will be available to play starting September 10, 2025.

Over the long weekend, UGREEN has officially unveiled its new MagFlow Series, a lineup of next-generation magnetic wireless chargers built on the latest Qi2 25W standard. Designed for both Apple and Android ecosystems, the series promises faster charging speeds, precise magnetic alignment, and seamless compatibility with devices like the iPhone 16 series, Google Pixel 10 Pro XL, and even the upcoming iPhone 17 lineup.

According to Smartprix, Xiaomi has launched its HyperOS 3 in China as their latest operating system. So, what should you know about it?

Google is adding a new layer of protection to Android with the rollout of developer verification for all apps installed on certified Android devices. Announced by Suzanne Frey, VP of Product, Trust & Growth for Android, this initiative aims to curb the rise of malware and scams from sideloaded apps by ensuring every developer is verified before their app reaches users.

Google is now reportedly developing a new function that will allow Android and iPhone smartphone users to easily share files. So, what should you know about it?