Discover the pros and cons of Dia, the new AI-driven browser that aims to replace Arc and Chrome. Is it worth the switch?

That tension has played out on a number of issues, and it surfaced again over how to navigate Cuba policy—whether to take a ...

Philadelphia is one of more than 10 cities where human autonomous-technology experts will be taking Waymos on summer “road ...

Guest writer Joanna Buoniconti says that new treatments have granted her many things she's grateful for, including the ...

With Phone (3), the LED arrangement is substituted with Glyph Matrix, a circle-shaped second screen in the top right-hand ...

The Nothing Phone 3 delivers one of the most unique experiences on a phone, but it falls short in a key area that stops its ...

When he's not testing the latest phones or phone cameras, Andrew can normally be found with his own camera in hand or behind ...

Nothing Launcher 3.3.4 adds redesigned app drawer, Essential Search, and smoother animations for a faster, cleaner Android ...

After showing its entry-level 'a' line first, it's time for Nothing's new $799 flagship phone. It's eye-catching, fun and ...

Nothing will manufacture its flagship Phone (3) at its Chennai facility—its first locally produced flagship. The plant, which employs over 500 people ...

Speaking last month during Google's Android Show event, Pei confirmed the Nothing Phone 3 would be the company's "first true flagship" and would cost around £1,000 (£800).

After introducing on iOS earlier this week, the Google app for Android is now widely getting the new ‘G’ icon via today's update.