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Android Auto contains a hidden developer menu that, when enabled, allows the installation of apps from sources beyond the Google Play Store, unlocking additional utility for users.

Galaxy A34 users in Latin America report severe video distortion when streaming Netflix with USB-C headphones after a recent security update, likely due to a Widevine L1 handshake failure.

A new generation of mobile game controllers addresses the portability and ergonomic limitations of traditional telescopic designs, offering gamers a more convenient and comfortable alternative to touchscreen controls.

Samsung has appointed former AMD and Intel VP John Rayfield to lead its Advanced Computing Lab, aiming to boost Exynos chip performance through improved GPU development and SoC architecture.

First camera samples from the Xiaomi 17 Ultra reveal excellent color reproduction, accurate details, and strong dynamic range from its new 1-inch OmniVision Light Hunter 1050L sensor with LOFIC technology.

Instead of buying a new Motorola phone, consider these five older models that offer excellent performance at significant discounts, providing great value for budget-conscious shoppers.

Retroid ended the Pocket 6's early-bird pricing ahead of schedule, citing a sharp increase in RAM costs and a global memory shortage, reflecting a wider issue affecting Android handheld makers.

Some Galaxy S26 models with the Exynos 2600 chipset may have higher power consumption due to an external modem design, potentially affecting battery life compared to integrated modem chipsets.

OnePlus appears to be developing a new mid-range smartphone with a massive 9,000mAh battery and Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor, potentially offering exceptional battery life at an affordable price point.

Samsung is developing a wide-screen foldable phone with a 7.6-inch OLED display and 4:3 aspect ratio, expected to launch in 2026 with passport-style design and 25W wireless charging.

Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold sold out on its first day of availability in the United Arab Emirates, with the device becoming unavailable on Samsung's official website and carrier sites shortly after launch.
Samsung's chairman visited semiconductor factories to inspect advanced chip technology and encourage employees, aiming to solidify strategy as memory prices rise and demand for advanced nodes grows.