Rajesh Pandey is a Reporter at Android Police. He specializes in consumer tech, covering a wide range of topics including Android devices, iPhones, and e-commerce trends. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Frontiers, The Economic Times, and CultofMac.com.
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By: Rajesh Pandey
Another step from Google to improve image quality in social media apps
Jabra's Elite 4 get a big $40 off
Nothing Phone 2 and 2a owners, your stable Android 15 update is here
By: Rajesh Pandey
Summary Samsung's One UI 6.1.1 update is reportedly bricking many Galaxy S22 phones. The problem appears to be primarily affecting Exynos 2200-powered S22s in Europe and Asia.
The base Galaxy S25 could pack 50% more RAM than its predecessor
By: Rajesh Pandey
Summary Google Photos is rolling out a new Quick Edit feature for faster image enhancements before sharing.
ChatGPT's Mac app now works with more third-party apps, including Apple Notes, Notion, and Android Studio, to supercharge your productivity.
By: Rajesh Pandey
Summary Samsung's new Display Assistant app brings extensive display brightness controls to Galaxy phones.
iOS 19 will supposedly work with iPhones launched in 2018. Photo: Rajesh Pandey/Cult of Mac
By: Rajesh Pandey
A smart home doorbell from Apple with Face ID could become a reality. Photo: Apple
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