Android

RCS is a technology that promises to upgrade traditional SMS/MMS in a way that meets contemporary user requirements.

This anticipated growth signals a positive trend in consumer demand, marking a recovery from the challenging market conditions of recent years.

Android, Wear OS, and Pixel may be household names, but it was Gemini, Google’s new AI technology, that grabbed all the attention at this year’s conference.

Excited to get a sneak peek at Google’s upcoming Android 15? Well, now’s your chance! Google has rolled out the first public beta version of the new Android operating system, making it available for anyone with a supported Pixel device.

The minimalistic Color Changing Camera provides a simple solution for quickly changing the color of desired objects when taking photos.

Microsoft has launched a Windows App that lets you access Windows 365 from virtually any device.

New gesture navigation and sharing features are rolling out in Android 14 beta, available to early public adopters.

The stage is set for the upcoming arrival of the Galaxy A14 5G! The smartphone will not only be 5G compatible, but come equipped with the latest OS – Android 13 – right out of the box.

Ericsson and Google continue to push the boundaries of network slicing and move the full range 5G benefits closer to consumers, by showcasing multiple network slices on a single device that support both consumer and enterprise applications.

The Verge, Wednesday, May 11 – Google’s two-hour keynote at its annual I/O conference, which was jam-packed with news, has come to an end. We learned about AI, Android, and the new Pixel hardware, among other things. Here’s a rundown of the major announcements.