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Curious to know which apps are free this week? These iOS and Android apps normally cost something but get them while they're still free!

No good news at the start of the week. If you drive a diesel vehicle from several brands, you should be cautious. There is a risk of engine damage.

YouTube is testing a strange function for watching Shorts. But we'd advise you to disable it - find out how.

Sony's latest Xperia 1 VII is suddenly dying and not turning on. Find out if your model is affected and what is the possible fix to this.

In Spain, a certain smartphone it is considered suspicious by the police due to a strong association with criminal activities.

Season 3 of this successful series broke records on Netflix despite having mixed reviews. We still think it is worth checking out!

These 5 apps and games are recommended for your Android and iOS smartphone that will keep you occupied. Do leave us a comment!

This week, you can download two amazing games for free and keep them forever. In total, both games are worth almost $40 and have no microtransactions.

Samsung's One UI 8 update, based on Android 16, could bring Galaxy AI-enabled live Audio Eraser. Learn how it works and which devices could be supported.

Google's long overdue Pixel Buds A-series wireless earbuds have leaked for the first time. Will these buds deliver AirPods-killer specs and price?

Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets are found to feature higher battery charge cycles than iPhones and other Android devices. Find out what this means.

Android users can currently temporarily download four premium apps for free, which can be useful both in everyday life and at work.

Science fiction fans can look forward to a movie where everything just seems to fall into place. Why is this a must-watch movie?

Japanese brand, Audio-Technica, launches its new self-cleaning ATH-TWX9MK2 wireless earbuds featuring upgraded audio capabilities and ANC.

The iPhone is getting a new nudity detection feature in FaceTime which will freeze video calls if triggered. Is this a privacy nightmare for users?

What if the real revolution of the Nothing Headphones (1) was a button that triggers an unknown but extremely useful AI function?

Thousands of cars have to return to the workshop for a recall, including e-cars, because of VW's faulty airbags that might harm instead of save you.

One of the best games of all time is now cheaper than ever before. If you're looking for a great game, you should not miss this limited-time offer.

Google is ordered to pay $314 million to Android users in a settlement case for the alleged data collection misuse. Check if you're getting a share.

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