Google has rolled out Android 16 QPR1 Beta, which brings the Material 3 Expressive design language. Beyond the fresh UI tweaks, it also enables a new Advanced Protection feature, a suite of safeguards designed to protect Android users. Here’s how to enable it and when you might consider turning it on.
The next generation of Whoop is finally out. Whether you’ve been waiting for the refined Whoop 5.0 or the powerful new Whoop MG, this guide is your shortcut to understanding what’s new, how to upgrade, and which membership fits your life.
Google’s Translate tool has consistently been a better and more versatile option compared to Apple’s translation tool on iPhone and iPad, offering broader language support and more accurate translations. With the iOS 18 update, Apple is now enabling users to change the default translation tool to a third-party option like Google Translate. Here’s how to do it and what you need.
Although Apple Music noticeably lacks many features compared to major music streaming services, it continues to receive smaller yet important improvements. The iPhone maker’s latest upgrade is support for transferring or syncing music libraries and playlists to the Apple Music app, which is now rolling out to a few countries.
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While Google Photos is a powerful cloud-based photo gallery with advanced features, it has lacked a basic ability: downloading multiple cloud media files to a device in a seamless way. This is finally changing with the latest Android app version, which will enable bulk photo downloads.
Did you know your iPhone has hidden and secret features? Beyond the basics, there’s a wealth of lesser-known features to discover. This guide lists the best tips and tricks from the latest iOS 18 and Apple Intelligence, as well as those from earlier releases, to try on your Apple smartphone.
It can often be challenging to keep up with managing your emails, especially the newsletters and subscriptions you’ve signed up for. Over time, some can become unwanted or even spam. Gmail previously added an Unsubscribe button to help easily stop receiving individual emails. Now, there’s a new “Manage subscriptions” feature that allows you to easily view all the websites and services you’re currently subscribed to. Here’s how to use it.
It’s Easter again, and in our usual tradition, we’re sharing all the Easter Eggs available across Android versions. For a touch of nostalgia, we’re including earlier versions, from Android Gingerbread all the way up to Android 15. Keep in mind, however, that the number of hidden features can vary depending on your specific device and its Android version.
Coming soon to Galaxy smartphones released before 2025, One UI 7 brings an important change to the notifications area. The panel has been separated from the quick settings screen by swiping down from the top of the screen. Find out how to bring back the old way of working with notifications and settings in one place.
Alongside iOS 18.4, Apple briefly released watchOS 11.4, only to pull the update shortly after for unknown reasons. Now, the update is back and starts hitting more Apple smartwatches, which includes a new “Break through Silent Mode” option for allowing alarms to play sound in silent mode.