There are new features, but it’s the biggest design update in years.

When Apple introduced the notch on the iPhone X a few years ago, it was a controversial design choice, to say the least. Many at the time, myself included, were quick to categorize the notch as unsightly, user-unfriendly, and a distraction. But as bold design choices tend to go, it wasn't long before most people became acclimated to the notch.

A UCL study has found people around the world feel the same about their devices as they do about their homes

Google only recently redesigned the Play Store, getting rid of the hamburger menu and moving most of its menu entry to the account switcher in the top

Google can listen to you pronounce a name and learn from it.

To be more energy efficient, many people have replaced their incandescent lights with light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs. However, those currently on the market emit a lot of blue light, which has been linked to eye troubles and sleep disturbances. Now, researchers reporting in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces have developed a prototype LED that reduces -- instead of masks -- the blue component, while also making colors appear just as they do in natural sunlight.

No more green bubbles.

New analysis shows that facial recognition and other biometric authentication technologies will increasingly help to keep mobile payments safe from fraudsters.

Scamware apps are a problem. But before you think Android is safer—as anode report's numbers may lead you to believe—the Macalope says you need to put that report into perspective.

Let Chrome keep an eye out for bargains.

YouTube is the most popular video streaming app in the world, and a lot of us depend on it for our daily dose of news and entertainment. However, not everyone has the same preferences or needs when deciding the streaming quality of videos. With this in mind, YouTube is rolling out a more exhaustive set of streaming quality controls that will let you tailor your viewing experience.

A totally different app when you open it from Turkey

A mobile carrier allowed anyone with one of its customers phone numbers to access their personal information, including name, address, phone number, and text and call history, according to a report by Ars Technica. The carrier, Q Link Wireless, claimed to have over two million customers in 2019.

Spotify has outlined how its 'Hey Spotify' voice assistant works, including how it uses your data.

If you take a look at the Google Play Store on your phone today, you may notice things have shifted around a bit. A new version of the interface has been

Apple also is helping developers create UWB-compatible hardware.

News that Google's long-awaited custom-made chipset "Whitechapel" may show up in the Pixel 6 still has us excited.

Google's monthly patches help keep Android safe from malicious attacks (assuming your phone's manufacturer is willing to ship updates on time). So long as

Car soccer, but for phones and tablets

You can reset your iPhone to its factory settings and erase all the information stored on the device. Just make sure to back up your data first.