News & Reviews:   Android

Recently, Nothing CEO Carl Pei said that his company had begun efforts to support the AirDrop cross-operating system file transfer feature on their devices as soon as possible. So, what should you know about it?

Today, Google announced that sending files between Android devices and iPhones can now be done using the QuickShare and AirDrop protocols. So, what should you know about it?

Entry-level devices are more than capable for the average Malaysian in 2025. Of course, some are better than most, like the Samsung Galaxy A series. And for this shopping season, here are some Galaxy A series smartphones you might want to check out.

Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo has reassured Malaysians that their personal data will remain secure, emphasising that the upcoming MyGOV Malaysia app will not store sensitive personal information. This comes amid growing public interest and concern over how the government handles citizen data.

In an unexpected move, Rockstar Games has confirmed that its critically acclaimed Western adventure Red Dead Redemption (along with the standalone DLC ­Undead Nightmare) will launch across modern platforms on 2 December 2025. The rollout spans mobile (iOS and Android), streaming via Netflix Games, and current-generation consoles, including the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.

Sony Xperia now appears more inclusive with various accessibility features specially designed to help users with various needs. So, what should you know about it?

According to the Android Developers blog, Google has made a U-turn and now allows sideloading apps. That said, what should you know about it?

From 1 March 2026 onwards, the Google Play Store will start displaying warning labels on apps that use a lot of battery power. So, what should you know about it?

In the future, we could send a WhatsApp message to a third-party chat. WhatsApp has released its Android beta version 2.25.33.8 via the Google Play Beta Program, and the update introduces a feature that enables third-party chat interoperability, purportedly in response to European regulatory requirements.

In yet another move by Nintendo, the company has launched its new Nintendo Store mobile app for Android and iOS. However, it is not available in Malaysia, as it launches in the US, Canada, the UK and parts of Europe. On the app, it offers another way to browse consoles, games, merchandise, and earn rewards via mobile check-ins.