Credit: Richard Priday / Android Authority TL;DR Google has revealed that Android app support on Googlebooks is a little more complicated than first claimed. The company says that a “small handful” of Android apps need Read more…
TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we love this deal Personal computing is no longer an Read more…
Credit: Amazon To say that Amazon has had a rough year with the Kindle would be an understatement. Between sunsetting older e-reader models, making it harder to download purchased Kindle books, and introducing a series Read more…
The iPhone 18 Pro and sundry broke cover last month, giving Apple smartphone fans their annual set of device upgrades. As good as the lineup looks this year, especially the Pro in its Burgundy colorway, Read more…
Eurozone producer-price inflation accelerated sharply in August, with industrial producer prices rising from 1.6% to 1.9% m/m and from 5.8% to 8.2% y/y. July’s readings were unrevised. Energy remained the dominant driver, with energy producer Read more…
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Eurozone investor confidence weakened in October, with the Sentix Overall Index falling from 5.1 to 2.7. The deterioration came entirely from expectations: the Current Situation Index was unchanged at -3.3, while the Expectations Index fell Read more…
The Google Pixel 11 Pro is one of the best Android phones I’ve used this year. 11 years into the Pixel saga, Google has nailed just about everything with its flagship smartphones — from excellent Read more…
TL;DR Some Pixel owners reported worse performance after installing September’s Android 17 QPR1 update. GrapheneOS says it has found a regression in the update that can cause lag, stuttering, freezes, and app crashes under memory Read more…
UK services activity lost some momentum in September, with PMI Services easing from 52.5 to 52.1, though the final reading was revised up from the 51.7 flash estimate. Output expanded for a third consecutive month, Read more…