Unannounced and without a press release, Microsoft has secretly released a new AI chatbot software for Android. This release from the Redmond, Washington-based tech giant, known as Copilot, was initially noticed by a Twitter user. It contributes to the growing category of AI-powered smartphone apps, further broadening the range of choices that users may access…
As part of a calculated strategy to combine its entertainment offerings, Google is saying goodbye to the Google Play Movies & TV app. The technology giant is going to phase out its app gradually; users of iOS and Android devices have already been migrated to the Google TV app, and the app has been removed…
Xiaomi and the Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro tablet are scheduled to debut the much awaited 14 Ultra smartphone and tablet. Key information regarding the 14 Ultra, including as its model number and plans for a worldwide distribution, may be found in the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) listing. However, there are hints that the phone…
Finally, YouTube has released a real-time view and like counter for videos, which enables users to monitor a video’s popularity while actively watching it. The small thumbs-up and view counters are receiving a makeover, as observed by Android Police. Instead of remaining still in the past, they will now update in real time while you…
Simplicity is among the best reasons to use a Chromebook. A Chromebook is easy for anyone to pick up and use without much thought. Furthermore, Chromebooks are considerably easier to market if you utilise the Google ecosystem. To use features like Smart Lock, fast tethering, syncing of open tabs and recent pictures, notifications, and even…
For years, iPhone users have been criticizing Android users because their messages appear in the infamous blue chat bubbles. An iMessage user can always determine if the person they’re texting with is using an Android phone or an iPhone because messages from other iPhone users appear as green bubbles. Relatively new to the Android smartphone…
Starting on November 17, Nothing Chats will begin rolling out iMessage for users of Nothing Phone (2) via the Play Store in the US, the UK, and the EU. The British consumer electronics company Nothing has announced that its flagship Android device, the Nothing Phone (2), will soon be able to use the Nothing Chats…
The latest development in data protection is the use of passkeys. They are designed to take the place of both two-factor authentication and passwords. It becomes more difficult to remember which authentication technique you’re using to log in to which service, though, because there are so many options accessible these days. With its new Credential…
On Android phones, Google has set the Passkeys functionality as the default. Compared to the password-based login process, it is safer and takes 40% less time. The introduction of a more secure login standard that does away with the need for different passwords for various online accounts was jointly announced by Google, Apple, and Microsoft…
Along with the Pixel 8 series of smartphones, Google is expected to release the stable version of Android 14 next month. The tech giant has rolled out the first Quarterly Platform Release beta (QPR1) of Android 14 to Pixel phones while we wait for the Pixel hardware launch on October 4. Three months after its…