Credit: Apple Apple has unleashed its flagship smartphones for 2022 — the iPhone 14 series. With standard-sized iPhones, Pro-tier ultra-premium handsets, and the return of the Plus range, there’s a bit of something for everyone Read more…
The always-on display is a great addition to iPhone’s arsenal of features. But it’s not new. | Photo by Allison Johnson / The Verge For some reason, people like to take sides on things that Read more…
Credit: Apple Opinion post by Hadlee Simons Apple launched the iPhone 14 series this week, and it’s clear that the Pro models are the stars of the show here. Between the display cutouts, new A16 Read more…
Credit: Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority Smartphones today are a firmly established commodity. Components are democratized, and so are consumer expectations of what makes a phone great at various price points. The best foldables and Read more…
Welcome to The Weekly Authority, the Android Authority newsletter that breaks down the top Android and tech news from the week. The 211th edition here, with loads of Google news, including a confirmed Pixel 7 Read more…
Credit: Adamya Sharma / Android Authority Google is implementing a new change to its ratings and reviews to combat suspicious reviews. The change will delay the publishing of new reviews by 24 hours after submission. Read more…
Credit: David Imel / Android Authority Google is expected to release a cheaper version of its Chromecast with Google TV. The cheaper version will only support 1080p instead of 4K The streaming device will look Read more…
It’s a familiar look. | Image: Tecnoblog It seems increasingly likely that Google’s going to be announcing a budget Chromecast at its hardware event on October 6th, and Brazilian site Tecnoblog has posted purported pictures Read more…
Credit: Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority Opinion post by Rita El Khoury The Apple iPhone 14 announcement earlier this week brought the spotlight on eSIMs because all iPhone 14 units in the US won’t have Read more…
Credit: AppleToolBox Google pays Samsung, Apple, and other telecom giants billions of dollars every year to maintain Google’s search engine dominance. The DOJ says this behavior is anti-competitive and is challenging its legality. Apple, Samsung, Read more…