Josh Render is a technology journalist who writes for Tom's Guide, covering the latest news and updates in the tech industry. With a focus on smartphones, he provides in-depth analysis, reviews, and insights on various devices and software updates. His work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and Comic Book Resources.
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Josh's articles mainly focus on product promotions and reviews, particularly related to smartphones from major brands such as Samsung, Google, and Apple. He also frequently cites data and press releases.
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By: Josh Render
It's all the heat of the face
By: Josh Render
Gmail will help you write the best emails
This would be a massive change A surprising change is being tested for the YouTube homepage that could change how we choose our next video.
By: Josh Render
The E.U. misses out on some things for now
By: Josh Render
Three new modes announced Google is improving its Memory Saver feature with three new modes that aim to help performance control.
By: Josh Render
The reviews are in, with summaries no less
By: Josh Render
Google's working for the whole family
Here are the expected changes for Samsung's upcoming flagship phone Samsung's next flagship, the Galaxy S25 , will be here before you know it, with a likely launch date sometime in early 2025.
Android 16 will be here sooner than expected Google intends to release two major Software Development Kits (SDKs) in 2025, confirming an early release for Android 16
By: Josh Render
Google has a plan for the A series A recent leak has indicated that Google plans to release a Pixel 11a and a Pixel tablet in 2027.
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