There are two apps I use more than any other on my mobile devices: Gmail and Google Reader. While Android has a pretty nifty built-in app for accessing Gmail, up until recently you had to use the ...

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Seriatim Reader is a new app for Android phones and tablets that breaks down books into single sentences on your screen. It’s a novel concept, one that imports the principles of social media ...

We're getting close to the twenty-year mark for Android, and over the last two decades, plenty of apps have come and gone. Many have completely disappeared unnoticed thanks to things like GDPR and ...

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In a world where manufacturers are pushing their tablets to replace your laptop, Boox has taken a different approach with the Boox Note Air5 C. It doesn’t want to replace your laptop; it wants to ...

Seventy-seven malicious Android apps with more than 19 million installs were delivering multiple malware families to Google Play users. This malware infiltration was discovered by Zscaler's ThreatLabs ...

Hackers abused Hugging Face to spread Android malware through a fake antivirus app. Here is how it works and how to protect your phone.

“Google does not own your phone,” Android users are warned, as a controversial new update suddenly becomes real. “You own your phone. You have the right to decide who to trust.” That may be true. But ...