Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Tech platforms spent millions opposing sweeping antitrust reforms, and their lobbyists may soon be able to breathe a giant sigh of relief — at least for the next Read more…
Credit: HTC 2022 wasn’t the most exciting year for smartphones by any stretch, but it was certainly far from a bad one. We got some refined upgrades (e.g. Pixel 7 series and Samsung foldables), standout Read more…
Sony’s DualSense Edge. I just published my hands-on impressions of Sony’s new DualSense Edge gamepad — the $200 answer to Microsoft’s Xbox Elite controllers — and I came away fairly impressed. But you should know Read more…
Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority Oppo has announced a revised update policy for upcoming flagship phones. The company says it’ll now offer four ‘major Color OS updates’ and five years of security patches. It’s Read more…
Illustration by Nick Barclay / The Verge TikTok users will soon get a peek under the hood of their For You pages to understand why each video is being recommended. In a blog post today, Read more…
The once HomeKit-only Eve devices now work with Google Home and Samsung SmartThings — if you jump through some large hoops. I upgraded an Eve Energy smart plug and Eve motion and contact sensors to Read more…
Credit: Kris Carlon / Android Authority Google’s Chrome OS has been available for roughly a decade now, carving out a niche in the enterprise and education space. But it still pales in comparison to Windows Read more…
Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority A leaker has claimed that the Pixel 8 series could gain staggered HDR tech. This feature offers higher quality HDR than currently available on the Pixel 7’s main camera. Read more…
A lot of people are checking it out. | Image: Mastodon Mastodon, a decentralized social media platform that many are turning to as a Twitter alternative, saw its userbase skyrocket from about 300,000 monthly active Read more…
Credit: Google A code hunter has found evidence of a Pro version of the Pixel Tablet. The variant has the same codename as the vanilla Pixel Tablet, only with a “Pro” attached to its name. Read more…