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Google’s new Android Automotive update wants to control your car's 'brain' — as Micron predicts cars will soon need 300GB of RAM

Cars are rapidly turning into computers as Android Automotive update will soon make it the ‘brain’ of your car, but Micron says vehicles will soon need 300GB of RAM to function.

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Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 tipped for a major performance jump — but it could be very bad for your wallet

Leaked specs tease a major performance boost for the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Gen 6 Pro chips, but the price could put phone makers off adopting them.

Tom’s Guide

Xiaomi 17 vs. Xiaomi 17 Ultra: Sibling rivalry

Xiaomi's two latest phones have blazing-fast hardware, top-notch cameras, heavyweight batteries that can be juiced up in a jiffy, and a lot more.

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Android Automotive upgrade gives Google more control over your car

This move could see Google become core to a lot more systems in your car

Honor leak shows a pair of iClones inspired by iPhones – but don't let that put you off

Honor's forthcoming 600 Series phones might "borrow" the design from Apple, but the specs certainly impress.

Google’s Android Is About To Take Over Your Entire Car–Not Just the Screens

The new Android Automotive OS for Software Defined Vehicles can control seat motors, HVAC, lights, and more.

InsideEVs

Flipper Zero pen-testing tool gets an AI-powered companion app — natural language interface allows for faster, easier hacking

If controlling the notorious Flipper Zero pen-testing and hacking tool using its native interface is too difficult, a new AI-powered companion app for Android, called V3SP3R, is ready to help you make the most of it.

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This hidden Android feature will help stop phone snoops in their tracks

Want to show someone something on your phone without risking them snooping in a different app? This Android hidden feature keeps them in one place.

Tom’s Guide

'Smartphones were never designed to be vaults': How hackers can steal PINs and private data from over a billion Android devices — even while they’re switched off

Ledger’s white-hat Donjon team discovered a critical MediaTek flaw allowing attackers to instantly access PINs, messages, photos, and crypto wallets.

TechRadar

OnePlus could be planning an Android gaming handheld with a difference – unique control system tipped

OnePlus might expand beyond phones and tablets, with its first Android gaming handheld

Evernote is getting even more expensive, so I'm ditching it and moving to this note-taking app

Notesnook is the best Evernote alternative in 2026, and I'm finally switching over.

Android Central

I tested the Birdfy Bird Bath Pro for a month — it’s the most entertaining bird cam yet, but there's a catch

Birdfy branches out from bird feeder cameras with its Bird Bath Pro camera. With dual solar-powered cameras and a fountain, it's a decent foil for a feeder camera, but there are a few quirks for Birdfy to iron out.

TechRadar

GrapheneOS is taking a stand against digital age verification laws — but how long can its defiance last?

A privacy and security-focused fork of Android — GrapheneOS — is taking a stand against digital age verification laws.

TechRadar

Do you remember the Amazon Fire Phone disaster? Looks like Amazon doesn't as it considers another go

Amazon could be about to enter the smartphone market again – more than a decade after the Fire Phone failed

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Your Samsung Galaxy phone getting Apple AirDrop support soon – QuickShare plans confirmed

Samsung phones and iPhones may soon work together more than ever before.

Player One

Top 10 Mobile Battle Royale Games 2026: Drop In, Last Out on Android & iOS

Top 10 mobile battle royale games 2026: "Blood Strike", "PUBG Mobile", "COD Mobile" lead Android/iOS—smooth FPS, free, low-end ready.

This simple accessory turns an Android tablet into a powerful gaming handheld – there's just one catch

They say the best handheld is the one you own already – this turns your tablet into a bona vide gaming device

Android Central

Samsung is making file sharing less painful with this Quick Share upgrade

Samsung’s upgrading Quick Share with AirDrop-style sharing on the Galaxy S26, finally making Android-to-iPhone file transfers easier.

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The Galaxy S26 still ships with this useful notification feature turned off — thankfully, fixing it is easy

Enabling notification categories on the Galaxy S26 allows finer control over app alerts.

Tom’s Hardware

GrapheneOS refuses to comply with new age verification laws for operating systems — group says it will never require personal information

GrapheneOS, the privacy-focused Android fork, said in a post on X on Friday that it will not comply with emerging laws requiring operating systems to collect user age data at setup.

TechRadar

It’s 2026, and I still can’t believe Apple won’t change the most frustrating thing about iOS

It’s baffling that, after nearly 20 years of iOS, Apple still won’t let you easily place apps where you want them.

Tom’s Guide

I tested the new Nothing Headphone (a) and I’m obsessed with the sci-fi design — but I'd hoped Nothing might’ve improved the sound

The Nothing Headphone (a) are some of the coolest headphones I’ve ever seen, but the narrow soundstage might put off serious audiophiles.

Android Central

The Galaxy S26 now supports a handy feature Pixel phones got years ago

Samsung has added native webcam support to the Galaxy S26 series.

Android Central

Does anyone even use 3-button navigation anymore?

Android offers a choice between 3-button navigation and gesture navigation. In our latest poll, we want to know which one you prefer.

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New Android Malware Steals Passwords from Your Notes App

A new Android malware is raising serious concerns among cybersecurity experts- and it’s targeting one of the most overlooked places on your phone: your notes. Known as Perseus, this malware doesn’t just steal passwords or banking details in the usual ways. Instead, it quietly scans your personal notes- where many…

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