VideoCardz reports that new performance builds and a launcher reduce the speed and setup barriers for community-made Radeon support.
Android Authority highlights everyday uses for Lens that it calls “surprisingly useful.”
Workers at the snack maker are demanding a share of a $176 million factory sale to ASE, Tom's Hardware reports.
Android Authority describes a shift from loving foldable phones to preferring separate devices for productivity, wellbeing, and everyday life.
The Register says the more we learn about how AI does business, the more unfair its practices look.
SecurityWeek reports that CISA added the flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, giving federal agencies a September 28 patching deadline.
Legacy contracts retain access until they expire, Neowin reports, while capacity packs scale up to 100,000 users.
Fast Company says backlash over President Donald Trump’s crypto conflicts changed the political calculus, with the Clarity Act at stake.
ZDNET says it went hands-on with dozens of models to choose its recommendations.
PCMag describes how to tell whether a computer problem is an easy fix or needs more attention.
Tech in Asia traces how three founders turned a travel-booking problem into a global experiences platform.
A Tech in Asia essay argues that profitable companies with weak operating systems may offer more practical upside than starting from zero.
Tech in Asia reports that Business Agent gives Meta direct access to customers already paying third parties to automate WhatsApp support.
NPowerUser lists the Galaxy S25 series, Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 among the next devices due to receive Samsung's Android 17 update.
TechRadar found the triple-lens outdoor camera versatile and sharp, but bulky, mains-powered and occasionally imperfect at stitching its 180-degree view.
ZDNET reported a $250 price cut or up to $800 in trade-in credit, but the advertised promotion has expired.
Apple Maps, Google Maps and dedicated parking apps can save a car's location, but they do not replace live vehicle tracking.
BGR highlights five digital gadgets it describes as affordable and small enough to fit on a keychain.
Neowin reports that organizers receive advance warnings and can extend a plan, while connected Loop components and meeting notes remain in place.
CEO Tom Leighton argues that access limits, acceptable-use rules and stronger defenses are needed alongside AI's practical benefits.
