A new report suggests the Pixel Watch could arrive with Google Assistant and a Samsung chip.
The TSA plans on testing Apple's digital ID feature in two airports in early 2022 as part of a pilot program.
Budget smartphones running Android 12 (Go edition) will have access to the Privacy Dashboard, on-screen translation, and app hibernation.
If LG's pre-CES announcements are any indication, next year's TVs might be underwhelming.
Being cut off from Google services won't matter much for this device, at least.
Samsung is rumored to be nearing production on its upcoming Samsung Galaxy S22 series as it eyes an early 2022 launch.
While Microsoft Teams drew headlines for preventing emergency calls over the weekend, that bug could impact countless other apps.
Microsoft rolled out an update to Teams on Friday. Google says it will release an update for Android in January.
Oppo is ready to launch its first Foldable phone on Dec. 15 at its annual Inno Day.
The first beta is now available on phones and tablets so you can tinker with the feature drop before its early 2022 release.
There's an Android version, too, but it's not quite as elegant.
The company named co-CEOs to lead its newly combined phone and consumer electronics division.
One day your home printer could be used to make accessories like wireless keyboards.
Google's first in-house smartwatch could arrive next year, but will Android users get burned again?
"The future of the smartphone—or connection device(s)—will likely rely on more deeply engaging us sensorially as humans. "
The $250 smartphone sports a big battery and three cameras, though you won't get Android 12.
Qualcomm's next flagship mobile chip gets a new name, a new ISP, and much more.
Leaks suggest the Galaxy S22 Ultra will have a similar design to the now-extinct Galaxy Note, complete with an S Pen slot.
Google's most affordable smartphone may soon be getting a custom chip and a fresh design.
The latest DJI is a compact and feature-packed action cam, assuming you're willing to carry a bunch of accessories.
