This week's top news included the rollout of RCS with iOS 18, a rollable Samsung phone in the works, the leaked price of the ...

With the launch of iOS 18, iPhone users are finally able to exchange rich text messages with their Android counterparts. But ...

The U.S. Department of Education will release new guidelines on cell phone use in schools in October, as a growing number of states and localities adopt bans. The U.S. Department of Education will ...

Here are eight apps you can go ahead and uninstall from your Samsung Galaxy phone. Chances are that if you've owned your Android phone for a while then you've probably installed a fair few ...

When purchasing a new Android phone ... especially if you enjoy taking high-quality photos? Are you someone who enjoys gaming on your phone and requires a device with excellent performance?

MediaTek’s upcoming flagship mobile ... SoC-powered phones will offer much better battery life than the predecessor. Moreover, the new MediaTek chip could offer a 40 percent boost in NPU ...

The presumed goal here is to have the AI provide improved text outputs to better explain the photos in a camera roll or pictures on social media. Also: Google reveals Android 15 rollout timing and ...

Mobile phone use does not seem to increase the risk of brain cancer, according to a sweeping review commissioned by the World Health Organization (WHO). Cell phones emit non-ionising radiation at ...

Mobile phones do not cause brain cancer, a five-year study commissioned by the World Health Organisation (WHO) has concluded. Australian scientists sifted through 5,000 studies and found that ...

Google is bringing a handful of new features to Android phones ... it or just put your phone close to a sound source like a speaker. The whole system is now getting an AI boost.

and has been released to the Android Open Source Project. According to Google, the first phones to get the update are “supported Pixel devices in the coming weeks”. So there’s no set ...

No Link Between Mobile Phones and Brain Cancer, WHO-Backed Study Says LONDON (Reuters) -There is no link between mobile phone use and an increased risk of brain cancer, according to a new World ...