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Calvin Wankhede / Android Authority TL;DR Google is now “open” to putting ads in the standalone Gemini app. Google exec Philipp Schindler says ad formats from AI Mode could carry over to Gemini. The Gemini app has long been a refuge from the constant clutter of the modern web. There were no banners or sponsored … Read More “Gemini’s clean chat interface may not stay ad-free for long” »
Is it me, or is life becoming more expensive every day? Maybe you’ve been eyeing a Nintendo Switch 2 or the latest iPhone, but the cost of essentials, like gas and groceries, is making it nearly impossible to pay hundreds of dollars for new tech. On top of that, the RAM shortage, dubbed RAMageddon, is … Read More “Nearly Half of US Adults Have Considered Secondhand Tech, CNET Finds. Here’s What’s Motivating Them” »
The Realme 16 5G made its India debut earlier this month. A new leak now suggests the company is preparing to introduce the Realme 16x 5G, which will succeed the 15x that was announced in October 2025. According to the leak, the Realme 16x 5G carries the model number RMX5270. While a launch timeline remains … Read More “Realme 16x colors, RAM and storage options leak” »
Flowers and a nice brunch for Mother’s Day are always great. But if you’re looking for a Mother’s Day gift that keeps giving long after the weekend is over, it might be time for something different. Clean, filtered drinking water might not sound glamorous, but it’s essential, and an excellent option if you’re looking to … Read More “Waterdrop Filter is a smarter choice for everyday wellbeing this Mother’s Day” »
Scalefusion vs Hexnode is a comparison many organizations consider when evaluating unified endpoint management (UEM) solutions for distributed work environments employing diverse devices. As businesses manage an expanding mix of endpoints across OS and ownership models, the need for a platform that balances security, scalability, and ease of management becomes increasingly important. Two solutions that … Read More “A Complete UEM Comparison Guide” »
Spotify is launching a new verification program to combat spam, fakes, and AI. Some artists will now have a “Verified by Spotify” badge and a green checkmark on their profile, indicating that the company has confirmed a real person is behind the music and the profile. At least at launch, Spotify says that AI personas … Read More “Verified by Spotify badge lets you know this artist isn’t AI” »
You’ve heard of Instagram Reels — now get ready for Netflix Clips. Netflix is redesigning its mobile app and introducing Clips, a vertical video feed intended to help users discover new content by sharing highlights from original Netflix programming. “Think of ‘Clips’ as a personalized highlight reel that helps you decide what to watch or … Read More “Netflix wants you to watch ‘Clips,’ its TikTok-like vertical video feed” »
Last week, we came across a pair of listings for the upcoming Moto G87, and we now have our first look at the device thanks to official-looking renders shared by Evan Blass. Moto G87 in Pantone Overture Gray The device features a flat display with a punch hole cut out for its … Read More “Motorola Moto G87 emerges in new renders” »
TL;DR We discovered that Google is working on a way to let you stop or dismiss alarms via your Android Auto screen. Android Auto doesn’t currently let you stop or dismiss alarms via the car display, forcing you to use your phone. Android Auto is a convenient way to use your phone in the car, … Read More “Android Auto doesn’t let you dismiss alarms, but Google is working on a solution” »
I’m basically a VPN rookie, at least when it comes to personal use. Sure, I’ve had to “tunnel in” to corporate networks before, but outside of work, a VPN has never been a need. But that might change, now that I have a better understanding of what you can actually do with it. I got … Read More “I Took Amnezia’s VPN for a Spin. Now I See the Appeal of Virtual Private Networks” »
