Are you ready for a surprise? Paranoid Android/AOSPA, of long-standing ROM fame, has just pushed out a status update on the project's plans, as well as the... by Ryne Hager in Android 8.0 Oreo, Development, News

Some T-Mobile customers may be receiving a message in the coming days regarding a security incident which took place on August 20th. According to the notic... by Ryne Hager in News, Security, T-Mobile

We've been hearing about a rumored Android Go phone from Samsung for a while now, and alleged pictures even leaked last month. Samsung just officially anno... by Corbin Davenport in Android Go, Galaxy J2 Core, News, Samsung

The LG V20 is nearly two years old now, but the Korean company hasn't forgotten about it. After the G6, it was next in line to get its Oreo update, and tru... by Rita El Khoury in Android 8.0 Oreo, AT&T, Device Updates, V20

As more units of Google's lost Pixel 3 XL batch make their way into the hands of various bloggers, further details are emerging. These are pre-production m... by Scott Scrivens in Google, Leaks, News, Pixel 3 XL

When Asus announced the Zenfone 5 lineup at MWC, all eyes were fixed on the the king of the group, the 5Z. Fast forward almost six months and the phone is... by Jordan Palmer in ASUS, News, Phone Reviews, Reviews, ZenFone 5Z

No social network has been as equally loved and hated as Google+. Those who use it appreciate the tight community and fruitful discussions, those who don't... by Rita El Khoury in Google, News, Videos

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note 9 earlier this month and promptly began taking pre-orders. Some of those phones already shipped, but today is the off... by Ryan Whitwam in Galaxy Note9, Galaxy Watch, News, Samsung

Welcome to the second to last Friday of August. We have a decent list of app sales today, including the DotEmu games. Go on and browse through what's on... by Jordan Palmer in Applications, Deals, Games, News

It's time for another contest! This time, we've partnered with Beem United to give away six of the company's BeActive E300 wireless earbuds, which normally... by Contest Coordinator in Contests / Giveaways, News

It's time for another giveaway! We've partnered with Satechi yet again to offer bundles of Type-C accessories to four lucky readers. The pack includes a mu... by Contest Coordinator in Contests / Giveaways, News

Google announced Linux app support on Chrome OS back at I/O, but it's been slow to move it out of the dev channel. Finally, the Pixelbook just got a new bu... by Ryan Whitwam in Chrome OS, Chromebooks, Google, News, Pixelbook

Google often adds support for more financial institutions on its mobile payments platform. In the US, the additions are very frequent and don't show any si... by Rita El Khoury in Google, News

You've already got the Google Assistant on your phone, and carry it pretty much everywhere as a result, but don't for one second think that means Google an... by Stephen Schenck in Google Assistant, LG, News

ARCore's list of supported devices was just updated earlier this month, but with the introductions of so many new Android devices, a second revision for th... by Richard Gao in Applications, Galaxy Note9, Galaxy Tab S4, Google, News, Nokia, Nokia 6.1 Plus…

Android users have been able to rely on gReader to collect and manage their RSS feeds for years, but it appears that's over. The app disappeared from the P... by Ryan Whitwam in Applications, News

A couple years back, Microsoft released a Bluetooth-compatible version of its Xbox One controller, further cementing the company's game controller dominanc... by Ryne Hager in Android 9 Pie, Android OS, Games, News

Verizon has decided to remove all speed cap restrictions for first responder subscribers, like the California firefighters who recently experienced throttl... by Ryne Hager in News, Verizon Wireless

The decision by Epic Games to distribute Fornite outside the Google Play Store has been widely criticized. Since the initial game installation and subseque... by Corbin Davenport in Games, Google, News, Security

After years of rumors and speculation, Microsoft released Android versions of its primary Office applications back in 2015. Word, PowerPoint, and Excel for... by Corbin Davenport in Applications, Microsoft, News