Your favorite mobile game might be spying on you. New AI-powered trojans have been discovered in official app stores, capable of recording your screen and draining your data without ever showing a single red flag to the user.
Good news for Samsung users: Several features that were originally only supposed to be free for a limited time are now offered permanently at no extra cost. But which features are affected? And why is Samsung changing its strategy?
So, you have some time to spare this weekend and do not know how to spend it? How about checking out our curated list of apps and games that should keep you occupied. Before you know it, it will be Monday again and the daily grind repeats itself!
Everybody loves free stuff, and gamers are no different.
Right now, you can download a high-quality video game entirely for free and keep it forever. No microtransactions or hidden fees to worry about.
Samsung’s latest update is proving to be a noisy affair. A glitch in One UI 8 is causing Galaxy Watches to ignore Do Not Disturb settings, leaving users frustrated as their wearables ring out during sleep.
It feels like 2016 all over again and Samsung phones are catching fire. Samsung has just admitted liability for a Galaxy S25+ that exploded in the US, sparking fears that the company’s most infamous Galaxy Note 7 disaster is returning to haunt its latest flagship lineup.
This week, six applications are once again available to download free of charge. As the offers are limited in time and the apps will soon return to their original price again, we recommend downloading them quickly.
If you've been using your Fire TV as a flexible streaming center, Amazon's new course could catch you off guard. A system that has long stood for openness, free app installation and technical freedom is now being put on a much tighter leash.
Sony introduces the LinkBuds Clip today and breaks with the classic in-ear design. Instead of sealing off the ear canal, the open C-design leaves your ears free of obstacles. You can enjoy music, but remain responsive at all times in everyday life or in the office - without feeling any pressure.
Netflix has evolved from offering shows and movies to adding games and interactive features to its app. The next update promises to be even bigger, aiming to compete with the likes of TikTok and YouTube Shorts.