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Warnings will appear for Android apps not targeting Oreo or higher by 2020
Google is ramping up its fight against malicious Android apps by throwing in some new warnings.
by C. Scott Brown7 hours ago
DxOMark: Galaxy S10 Plus is the best overall smartphone shooter
The rear camera tied with two other phones, but the selfie cam is the ultimate champ for now.
by C. Scott Brown8 hours ago
Apply now to go to Google I/O 2019, which will cost you $1,150 if you get in
If you have dreams of attending Google I/O 2019, now's the time to send in your application.
by C. Scott Brown8 hours ago
Take Pokémon Go AR pics with your Poké pals (Update: Out now)
The new AR photo feature for Pokémon Go is here now for Android users with a level of 5 or higher.
by Williams Pelegrin9 hours ago
Here’s how to get the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus exclusive Fortnite iKONIK skin
This exclusive Fortnite skin, inspired by the K-pop group iKON, is only available with a pre-order for the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus.
by John Callaham9 hours ago
Samsung Experience Store visit: First of its kind, but it doesn’t feel that way
We visited the very first Samsung Experience Store to open on the east coast, one of only three in existence.
by C. Scott Brown9 hours ago
Deal: Pick up the Voyager 5200 Bluetooth headset for just $60
AA readers can pick up a Plantronics Voyager 5200 Bluetooth headset for just $59.99 with our exclusive promo code.
by AA Picks10 hours ago
Samsung Galaxy S10 5G: It’s more than just 5G
The new Samsung Galaxy S10 5G is promising blazing fast data speeds, but there's more to the handset than just 5G.
by Robert Triggs10 hours ago
Google Maps adds drug drop off locations to help fight opioid crisis
Google says it worked with pharmacies, along with federal and state government agencies, to help create this new Maps feature.
by John Callaham10 hours ago
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