Michael Allison

Google is updating Android phones this June with enhanced scammer detection for Phone by Google users, fit checks with circle to search, and expanded AirDrop access for more brands.

Sport and competition hold a tension between the pressure to prove our value and our need to belong as we are.

Meta will soon let WhatsApp users chat with usernames, not just phone numbers. The company now lets users reserve usernames ahead of the launch if they're on the latest version on WhatsApp on Android or iOS.

Motorola has brought its Tag 2 tracker to the U.S. following a launch in the UK and markets in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific in previous months.

WhatsApp just opened up reservations for usernames worldwide, but the Indian government wants it to slow down the rollout over security concerns.

Google is going to allow third-party app stores easier access to Android customers, in the U.S. at least. The company's new Play Catalog Access Program will let third party Android app stores use the Play Store's app library as part of a number of changes.

Xiaomi becomes the first non Google Android phone maker to debut Android 17 on its phones, but key features remain exclusive to Google Pixel phones.

Samsung has introduced a new credit card dubbed the Galaxy Card, bringing cash rewards to users who purchase a new Galaxy product directly from Samsung as well as a lower reward for uses elsewhere. Applications begin from July 22nd, and users can get an extra cash bonus in the first 90 days of account opening.

Xiaomi's Redmi Note 17 series could break cover in India in August with the Redmi Note 17. The line features a phone with a massive 7-inch display, but is held back by weaker Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 processors.

You can now sign up for WhatsApp on the iPad without needing a phone and share music to your WhatsApp Status as the company rolls out a slew of quality of life updates to its various apps.